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Untouched beaches such as this one that I visited at Port Stevens yesterday provide beautiful reasons why we need to be conscious of our waste and where it ends up so that these stunning scenes aren’t destroyed #MarEnv20
Warming ocean waters have led to the decline in kelp forests across the globe. As temperate waters turn more tropical this problem will worsen and even disrupt entire food chains. Read more about it in this article:
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Shark populations in the high seas have fallen by 71% since 1970, with three-quarters of these species at risk of extinction, according to a 2021 analysis. #ScienceMagArchives https://t.co/UWHoLrEMT7
🌎Land, soil and water are precious resources, essential for food security.
⚠️But unsustainable practices are putting them on the brink of collapse.
💡We must manage these resources wisely to safeguard our future.
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#GlobalGoals#SOLAW2021#GFFA
Reading about the sad state of human-shark relations for my groups report. Humans kill up to 10,000,000 sharks for every human killed by a shark on a yearly basis🦈🤔#MarEnvS20
Maui team members dive down to monitor the health of nearby coral reefs 💪 Here on the island, we are implementing innovative solutions to reduce polluted runoff in areas with degraded landscapes.
📸 Renee Grinnell Capozzola
Explored Manly yesterday and saw a shark net at Little Manly Beach - it reminded me about how shark nets are not proven to be effective at preventing shark attacks and are doing more harm than good.
New medicines need not be tested in animals to receive U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval, according to legislation signed by President Joe Biden. https://t.co/sSeuOA0I2l