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A crackdown on shark finning paradoxically might be helping fuel a global shark crisis

Warren Cornwall

Anthropocene Magazine

Jan 17, 2024

Global shark deaths increasing despite finning bans, study shows

Elizabeth Claire Alberts

Mongabay

Jan 17, 2024

emLab January 2024 newsletter

Jan 12, 2024

A global study reveals pathways to save threatened sharks, despite rising mortality trends

Harrison Tasoff

The Current

Jan 11, 2024

Shark alert: Ground‑breaking global study reveals species still under threat from finning

Alison Auld

Dalhousie University

Jan 11, 2024

Why banning the practice of chopping off shark fins is not saving sharks

Dino Grandoni

The Washington Post

Jan 11, 2024

These satellite maps reveal rampant fishing by untracked ‘dark vessels’ in the world’s oceans

Christian Thorsberg

Smithsonian Magazine

Jan 10, 2024

How crowded are the oceans? New maps show what flew under the radar until now

Justine Calma

The Verge

Jan 03, 2024

Human activity is powering ‘a new industrial revolution’ at sea, say experts

Karen McVeigh

The Guardian

Jan 03, 2024

Off-radar fishing threatens efforts to preserve stocks, study warns

Susannah Savage

Financial Times

Jan 03, 2024

Researchers poised to study the joint effects of climate change and offshore wind energy development on U.S. West Coast fisheries

Sonia Fernandez

The Current

Dec 18, 2023

Trees are in trouble

Harrison Tasoff

The Current

Dec 13, 2023

emLab December 2023 newsletter

Dec 12, 2023

EGC Voices In Development Podcast, Season 2 Episode 2: Kelsey Jack

Yale Economic Growth Center

Dec 07, 2023

The inequality of environmental damage

Tamma Carleton and Reed Walker

VoxDev

Nov 15, 2023

A ‘fish cartel’ for Africa could benefit the countries, and their seas

Sonia Fernandez

The Current

Nov 13, 2023