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The oceans can feed a billion people, but who needs fish most?
Sardinella has long been a staple food in Senegal. The herring-like fish, known locally as yaboy, plays such an integral role in local...
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CEO Note: Oceana delivers $1 million to California program that will protect marine mammals from destructive fishing and transition fishers to cleaner gear
Last week, Oceana transferred $1 million to the state of California to end the destructive swordfish drift gillnet fishery, which, for...
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CEO Note: New protections needed to protect whales from entanglements, ship strikes
Seeing a breaching baleen whale leap its enormous body out of the water would almost certainly leave any person awestruck. Amazingly,...
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Amazon 'would have no problem' switching to plastic-free packaging, says former Amazon executive Rachel Johnson Greer
Rachel Johnson Greer knows Amazon in and out. As a former Amazon manager, she spent nearly a decade working in the company's regulatory and...
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Watch: More than half of all shark species could go extinct in a century
Great white sharks may be one of the most powerful apex predators of our seas, but they are not invincible. According to new research,...
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