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What happens to all of our plastic trash once it enters the ocean?
When a U.S. Geological Survey researcher analyzed rainwater samples from the Rocky Mountains, he expected to see dirt and mineral dust....
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Oceana Board Member Nicholas Davis is in the business of conservation
Nicholas Davis, Oceana’s newest member of the Board of Directors, had just founded the 12-room Hotel Alaia in Punta de Lobos – a...
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Watch: Baby fish are ingesting microplastics
Numerous studies have shown that plastics pose a threat to a variety of animals, from turtles to seabirds to crabs. Now, a new study...
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Mexico Provides Public Access to Vessel Tracking Data for Commercial Fishing Fleet for First Time
The Government of Mexico provided access to satellite monitoring data from 2012 to 2018 for more than 2,000 commercial fishing vessels on...
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Ask GrubHub to Take Shark Fins Off the Menu!
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