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Nature, Law and the High Seas: Can Direct Action Save the Ocean?

Season 1 Episode 1882

Nature is protected by laws on paper, but what happens when those laws are not enforced? On the high seas, beyond national borders, illegal fishing, …

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Nature Is Overheating: Ocean Heat Records Are Breaking Again

Season 1 Episode 1881

Nature is absorbing more heat than we realize, and most of it is going into the ocean. Global ocean heat content has reached record highs, confirming…

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Nature's Most Overlooked Climate Solution: How Seagrass Is Quietly Saving Coastal Economies

Season 1 Episode 1880

Seagrass meadows may be the most powerful climate solution underwater, and almost no one is talking about them.

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Ocean Fish Populations at Risk: How WTO Subsidies Still Fuel Overfishing

Season 1 Episode 1879

Ocean fish populations are under pressure, and public money is still part of the problem. The World Trade Organization adopted a Fisheries Subsidies …

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Atlantic Fish Stocks at Risk? Politics Pushes Industrial Fishing Expansion

Season 1 Episode 1878

Atlantic fish stocks sit at the center of a new political push to expand commercial fishing in federal waters. A recent U.S. executive action signals…

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Are All Plastics Toxic? What the Science Actually Says About Microplastics and Human Health

Season 1 Episode 1877

Microplastics are now found in the deepest ocean trenches, Arctic ice, seafood, drinking water, and even human blood. Headlines often claim that all …

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Are Marine Protected Areas Just Paper Parks? The Shark Protection Problem

Season 1 Episode 1876

Marine Protected Areas are expanding faster than ever, but new research raises an uncomfortable question: are they actually protecting top predators?…

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Paper Parks? Why Marine Protected Areas Are Failing Sharks

Season 1 Episode 1875

Marine Protected Areas are expanding worldwide, but new research shows that protection on paper does not always translate to protection in reality. S…

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Coral Reefs Are Recovering Faster Than Scientists Expected

Season 1 Episode 1874

Coral Reef Recovery is happening faster than many scientists once believed possible, but only under the right conditions. Long-term monitoring from t…

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Coral Reefs Can Look Alive and Still Be Functionally Dead

Season 1 Episode 1873

Coral reefs can still show living coral cover and yet be ecologically collapsing beneath the surface. In this episode, we break down new coast-to-coa…

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