Where The Ocean Meets:
My biggest life regret? Studying business instead of marine biology. 💔 The ocean fills me with happiness, wonder, and fascination—yet I know so little about it. By day, I fight ocean plastic pollution to make amends. By night, I create this show.
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Is The Species That Produces Our Oxygen In Trouble? (opens the original)
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What if we could travel through the ocean’s past to understand its future? Joel speaks with Elisa Shaum about the tiny organisms that could play a huge role in how our planet responds to climate change: phytoplankton. By reviving organisms that have been dead for up to 200 years, studying different ocean environments, and watching evolution unfold in the lab, Elisa and her team are uncovering how phytoplankton adapt as the oceans get warmer. And the results are surprisingly hopeful. These tiny o
Stop Overfishing The Ocean! (opens the original)
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This one's not for the faint of heart: Half the ocean's wildlife is gone. Over 90% of predator fish have been wiped out. And every single day, roughly 100,000 sharks are killed for their fins.In this episode, I sit down with Danny Quintana , an lawyer, author, and founder of the Global High Seas Marine Preserve. They are proposing something radical: a 5-year global moratorium on industrial commercial fishing to let the world's oceans recover before it's too late.We talk about the BBNJ Treaty and
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