News

2019
US capital building

The lobbying against one bill cost all of us $60 billion in climate damages, economists say

Jeff McMahon

Forbes

thick heavy smoke coming out of factory

Climate undermined by lobbying

Sonia Fernandez

UCSB Current

photo of capitol

Lobbying against key US climate regulation ‘cost society $60bn’, study finds

Josh Gabbatiss

Carbon Brief

person throwing fishing net into ocean

The link between effective fisheries management and ending harmful subsidies

PEW

PEW Blog

school of fish swimming in open ocean

Climate change is depleting our essential fisheries

Sarah Gibbens

National Geographic

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Climate change takes a bite out of global fisheries, study finds

Chris D’Angelo

Huffington Post

Authorities in the water

Fighting illegal fishing: Making a big bang with big data

Ahmad Baihaki

The Jakarta Post

fish on fishnet with tomatoes and mint

The world Is losing fish to eat as oceans warm, study finds

New York Times

New York Times

Caribbean ocean

Fish farms in the Caribbean would make tons of food

Harrison Tasoff

Futurity

Fishermen gather to harvest fish in Hangzhou in eastern China.

Earth's fish are disappearing because of climate change, study says

Isabelle Gerretsen

CNN

seafood on plates

How to have your fish and eat it

The Economist

fish market on boats

Oceans could provide over six times more food, report finds

Undercurrent News

2018
Bren faculty giving a presentation

Climate change, disasters and time: A discussion with UCSB Bren School faculty

Andrew Schroeder

Direct Relief

Fishing net

Fishing activity skyrocketed ahead of ban in South Pacific area

Eurasia Review

Eurasia Review

Picture of manta ray swimming in open ocean

When conservation backfires

Ed Yong

The Atlantic

small boat looking out at sunset

A blue paradox

Sonia Fernandez

The UCSB Current