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Ocean Currents

Monday, December 9

Green Your Groceries

February 1, 2013
Saving the Ocean, One Tip at a Time

January 31, 2013
Want to restore ocean ecosystems? Involve people making a living from the sea.

January 29, 2013
Re-Energize Your Home to Save Money, Energy and the Ocean

January 28, 2013
This Week’s Top Tweets: January 19 – 25

January 26, 2013
Offshore Wind Moving Closer to Providing Renewable Energy to the East Coast

January 25, 2013
Ocean Conservancy’s “Hero of the Sea”

January 24, 2013
One Third of Fish in New Study Contain Traces of Plastic

January 23, 2013
Science teaches us that life on Earth derives from oceans. That’s why people are so attracted to the sea, live along its shores even in places like the Arctic, and connect so passionately to marine life for food, jobs and industry, inspiration, story-telling, and spiritual sustenance. Walking a beach in Greenland or sailing my boat in the Salish Sea connects me in a small way to this creation story.

Scott Highleyman

Vice President, Conservation Policy and Programs

Help Protect the Arctic from Shipping