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Killer #whales have exceedingly high concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyls. This #study suggests that the high PCB concentrations may be contributing to observations of low recruitment and population decline, potentially leading to local extinctions. https://t.co/0RNATQoWAz

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The Great #BlueHole is 1 of 7 #MPAs in Belize that make up a UNESCO World Heritage site. "The same kind of protection should be extended across great swathes of the #Ocean" – says @karen_sack in the latest @VirginUnite blog post: https://t.co/HiHv3q314D #OceanProtect30by30

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300ft down the #BlueHole @RichardBranson could see where rock used to be land & turned into sea - one of the starkest reminders of the danger of climate change he said he’s ever seen https://t.co/KcyYrjPeoX @oceanunite @virginvoyages

How satellite data and artificial intelligence are putting a spotlight on our blue planet

Published: September 12, 2018

Tony Long – Imagine being told that a vital and valuable re ource, found in an area covering almo t half the urface of the Earth, wa being extracted, with barely any control, by ju t a handful...

Rescuing the Kodiak Queen

Published: September 7, 2018

Richard Bran on – Until very recently, the Kodiak Queen wa ju t another abandoned hip ru ting away in a harbour in Tortola in the Briti h Virgin I land But thi wa n’t ju t any hip – it...

The chance to create a ‘Paris Agreement for the ocean’

Published: September 3, 2018

Richard Branson – Much of the ocean is unknown and unseen to human eyes with scientists estimating that just five per cent of it has been explored.

If we are going to solve the climate change crisis, we need the ocean to thrive

Published: September 3, 2018

Susan Ruffo – The excitement around the possible discovery of liquid water on Mars reveals a simple fact: water means life.

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