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Ocean Health

There’s a lot we don’t know about the International Space Station’s ocean grave

Eat Blue
February 23, 2022

After more than two decades of scientific service, the International Space Station (ISS) is expected to be retired in 2031. The ISS has allowed for extensive understanding of earth and humans thus transforming our

Animal Welfare, Human Health, Ocean Health

Biodiversity

‘Very rare’ baby ghost shark found by scientists

Eat Blue
February 17, 2022

Scientists in New Zealand have discovered a baby ghost shark at depths of 3,900 feet on the ocean floor off the east coast of the south island. Researchers say the discovery might help fill

Ocean Health

Biodiversity

In Post-Trump Reversal, U.S. Joins Call for Global Plastics Treaty

Eat Blue
February 15, 2022

The United Sates and France have joined in an alliance to call for an international treaty for plastic pollution. Both countries plan to launch these negotiations at the upcoming 5th UN Environment Assembly (UNEA)

Ocean Health

Blue Economy, Clean Waters, Coastal Protection, Ocean Optimism, Ocean Solutions

Why The Labrador Sea Are The ‘Lungs Of The Ocean’

Eat Blue
February 7, 2022

The Labrador Sea exists between Greenland and eastern Canada where the ocean stirs, allowing for the deep ocean water to bubble up and oxygenate from the atmosphere. The Labrador Sea acts as the ocean’s

Animal Welfare, Ocean Health

Biodiversity

ADB Calls for Innovative Financing for Ocean Health Improvement

Eat Blue
January 31, 2022

Yesterday, The Asian Development Bank (ADB) called for scaling up the finance flows and funding into ocean health improvement in Asia and the Pacific to combat the growing threats from unchecked pollution into rivers,

Economic Impact, Human Health, Ocean Health

Blue Economy, Clean Waters, Coastal Protection, Ocean Conservation, Ocean Optimism

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