As the oceans continue to grow warmer, animals are doing whatever they can to stay cool, even if that means migrating to the poles.
https://t.co/PR8ymuPD83
@RobMSheehan Also, is your restaurant still open? I'm in London and so fondly remembering the meal you had the chef prepare a few years ago after your friend's art exhibit where you were playing the role of the charming bartender! Tomorrow's my birthday, would love to come by!
@RobMSheehan Hi Robert! C2C is a great concept and both the founders are well-intended guys however what it fails to take into account is the toxicity component. Plastic is not only a waste issue but more importantly a toxicity issue (and one that is the most urgent thereat to human survival)
We're proud to partner with VIVOBAREFOOT, who's harnessing the power of big wave surfing to support ocean conservation and coral reef preservation!
https://t.co/E1mzLIQsKi
The ocean plays an important role in developing countries and they carry the biggest part of the burden when it comes to declining ocean conditions caused by humans.
We know more about the surface of the moon than we do about the bottom of our oceans, but with recent advancements in ocean exploration technology, that mysterious world is slowly being revealed.
https://t.co/GLuGObPzUq
Over the past few years there's been a growing trend of action focused on ocean health, especially across investment communities, but we've barely skimmed the surface.
The ocean contributes over 3x more to the global GDP than the United States ($20 trillion) and over 5x more than China ($13 trillion). Our global economy relies on healthy oceans.
The marine renewable energy sector is growing fast and recent innovations have the potential to shift the world's energy usage in a more sustainable direction.
https://t.co/oCm6SmmWcI
The major thresholds of climate change are already being crossed. Without fast-paced innovation to reverse the tide, the world will look very different over the next few decades.
https://t.co/6fCdbD2Iwe
Overfishing is a crisis facing marine ecosystems around the globe, with almost 90% of all fisheries expected to be exploited past sustainable levels by 2050.
https://t.co/Iz7TUtUzoN