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2016
photo of coral

U.S. seafood import restriction presents opportunity and risk: Marine mammal protections require increased global capacity

Rob Williams, Matthew G. Burgess, Erin Ashe, Steve D. Gaines, Randall R. Reeves

Science Policy Forum

dolphins coming out of the water

A new law will try to save whales and dolphins by wielding America's purchasing power

Alden Wicker

Quartz

wind turbine field

Interview with Chris Costello: Environmental economist

Kimbra Cutlip

Global Fishing Watch Blog

red fish in open water

Decimated fish populations could double across the world by 2050 with industry reform

Christina Procopiou

Newsweek

tuna in open water

How our favorite fish could recover in a decade

Brian Clark Howard

National Geographic: News

fish sold at a market

New research offers much-needed hope for our oceans

Chris D'Angelo

Huffington Post: Science

fish swimming

We could double the number of edible fish in the ocean by 2050

Maddie Stone

Gizmodo

shark in open ocean

Ecuador creates Galapagos marine sanctuary to protect sharks

Jessica Aldred

The Guardian

pelican on rock in Galapagos Island

Ecuador just created a huge new Galapagos Marine Reserve--around an island named Darwin

Chelsea Harvey

The Washington Post

Photo of the ocean

Benchley Ocean Award winners bring hope to troubled seas

David Helvarg

The Huffington Post

2015
Man and child fishing

Local fishing rights + marine reserves: A better approach to small-scale fisheries recovery

Steve Gaines & Jane Lubchenco

The Conversation

mother sperm whale swimming with baby sperm whale

Sperm whales have local dialects, new study shows

David Lusseau

The Conversation

whale tail

Sperm whales' language reveals hints of culture

Jane Lee

National Geographic: New Science in Brief

many fish

Can 'balanced harvesting' really save the oceans?

Matt Burgess

Davos World Economic Forum Agenda

2014
whale jumping up in open ocean

Psst. Wanna buy a whale?

Erik Stokstad

Science Magazine

2012
fish caught in large net on fishery boat

A dark cloud and a silver lining for the world's fisheries

Bryan Walsh

TIME

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