SUFB 064: Dr. Sylvia Earle Attends COP 21 to Inject Ocean Issues into Climate Talks

SUFB 123: Great Barrier Reef Corals Experiencing a Coral Bleaching Event: Coral bleaching is synonymous with Climate Change and unfortunately, high global temperatures this year as brought on another coral bleaching event in a UNESCO Heritage Site. Today, I talk about what is happening, why it happened, and what we can do... by How To Protect The Ocean

17 min listen

SUFB 065: Ocean Talk Friday is All About COP21: I'm joined with Nathan Johnson to discuss all the news surrounding the climate change talks in Paris and what it will mean for action to live for a better ocean. Shop for the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/shop 10 Ocean Tips to Conserve the... by How To Protect The Ocean

61 min listen

SUFB 071: 195 Countries Come To An Agreement on Climate Change Reductions: It almost seemed impossible to believe, but 195 countries got together to discuss how to reduce climate change impacts through reduction of carbon emissions. In today's episode, I go over the major points of the agreement. Spoil alert, it's not... by How To Protect The Ocean

32 min listen

SUFB 142: My Top 4 Marine Conservation Documentaries: I count down and describe my favourite Marine Conservation Documentaries. These documentaries have had a profound effect on making the public aware of conservation issues, which created massive changes around the world. Support the... by How To Protect The Ocean

44 min listen

SUFB 137: Local Marine Conservation with Roy Mulder: I have Roy Mulder, President of the Canada Marine Environment Protection Society and an underwater Videographer/Photographer, on the program to tell us how he and 100-150 SCUBA divers got 30 dive sites protected by the government. He also chats about... by How To Protect The Ocean

91 min listen

SUFB 067: Climate Change Needs to be Halted for Coral Reef Survival: COP 21 is in full effect and the talks are happening. Canada jut committed to 1.5 C below Pre-industrial levels. However, action will be the key to real change and it is needed to make sure coral reefs survive and, in turn, the many people who depend... by How To Protect The Ocean

18 min listen

SUFB 102: Sea Level Rise Increase Underestimated According To Science: German scientists have discovered the thermal expansion of water due to higher temperatures contributes more to sea level rise than initially thought. The study also found that sea level rise is not uniform around the world as some places will receive... by How To Protect The Ocean

16 min listen

How Protecting Whales and Dolphins Can Help Combat Climate Change (A discussion at COP28): In this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin discusses the surprising connection between whales, dolphins, and climate change. He shares insights from COP28 in Dubai, where the critical role of ocean animals in reducing... by How To Protect The Ocean

16 min listen

SUFB 986: Will We Hit The World Reset Button For Climate Change: At some point, we will get through this COVID-19 pandemic and when we do how will we approach our new world? I ask a number of questions surrounding the topic of sustainable living to fight Climate Change as we emerge from our self-isolation into our... by How To Protect The Ocean

14 min listen

Davos 2024: Live from the Deep Sea: Below the ocean surface is a world that is vast, distant and alien. We are now able to understand and explore more of this realm with technology. Join Caribbean marine biologist and explorer Diva Amon live from a deep-sea submersible examining the... by Agenda Dialogues

56 min listen

SUFB 126: Online Maps of Marine Mammals Distribution Available for Better Management: As someone who works in producing important maps of fish habitat to inform manager, I am geeking out at this article I cover in today's episode. The Duke Marine Geospatial Ecology Lab produced online maps for 35 Whale and Dolphin Species for managers... by How To Protect The Ocean

24 min listen

SUFB 1249: Are floating solar panels good for Ocean habitats?: We need to do many things to reduce Climate Change and there are companies that are working around the clock to help bring renewable energy to the forefront in order to get them online. You may notice more windmills in the Ocean or near highways... by How To Protect The Ocean

18 min listen

Sea urchins need more predators to protect kelp forests: Kelp forests have a number of benefits to the coastal oceans: They provide a habitat for a diverse set of species; they provide food for species; and, they take up carbon dioxide more than land trees. But kelp forests are at risk as a predator that... by How To Protect The Ocean

12 min listen

SUFB 144: Enforcing Ocean Protection: Enforcement is one of the biggest challenges faced in Ocean Conservation. Policing an Ocean that covers over 70% of the population is nearly impossible. New technology has allowed us to improve of enforcement tactics, but they are by no means... by How To Protect The Ocean

55 min listen

SUFB 884: Providing Science To UN Negotiations: I speak with Guillermo Ortuno, a Ph.D. student at Duke University, to find out how meetings at the United Nations work to better manage the high seas by making existing agreements better. Guillermo wrote a paper with some colleagues about how... by How To Protect The Ocean

36 min listen

Record Sea Surface Temperatures and Climate Ambitions: In this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, Andrew discusses two significant news stories related to the ocean. The first is the alarming increase in sea surface temperatures, with some areas hitting 100 degrees Fahrenheit. This comes... by How To Protect The Ocean

22 min listen

SUFB 138: Ocean Talk Friday: Nathan and I talk about 4 Ocean Conservation articles that we thought were important:1) Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation gives $1 million to Seychelles as part of their Blue Bond System;2) Marine Scientists determine global marine protected areas should... by How To Protect The Ocean

68 min listen

SUFB 075: Ocean Talk Friday: Dr. Nathan Robinson joins us on the program this week where we talk about a plastic fork that he pulled out of a sea turtle's nose; methane gas leaking into the air increasing our climate change emissions; and, the rise of citizen science for the... by How To Protect The Ocean

61 min listen

SUFB 094: Spending A Life Protecting the Ocean with Dr. Carl Safina: Dr. Carl Safina is not just a Marine Scientist, or ornathologist, or ocean plicy maker, or science communicator...He's all of those wrapped into one. I had the pleasure of interviewing Carl and asked him how he has been so effective in protecting... by How To Protect The Ocean

71 min listen

SUFB 1021: When Surfers Meet Sharks On Reunion Island: There was a great news video on shark incidents on Reunion Island that showed the complexities of shark conservation when multiple ocean stakeholders are involved. The surfing community wants something done about the sharks, the environmentalists want... by How To Protect The Ocean

14 min listen

Recap of COP28: Phasing Out Fossil Fuels and What's Next: In this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin discusses the recent COP28 and its outcomes. The major headline from the convention was the agreement to phase out fossil fuels, but there is little else to report. Andrew goes... by How To Protect The Ocean

24 min listen

The Outcomes of COP24 and their influence on COP25: In this episode, recorded during the 4th Gathering of the ParlAmericas Parliamentary Network on Climate Change: Advancing Climate Action through Legislation and Parliamentary Oversight, Carlos Fuller, International and Regional Liaison Officer of the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre and Chair of the Alliance of Small Island Nations provides a brief overview of the key lessons learned in COP24 and how these will feed into COP25 this year. by ParlAmericas Podcast

12 min listen

Beach Clean Ups with the For-Purpose Organization, Ocean Sole and Their Efforts to Protect the Ocean: In this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin is joined by Thomas Sagimo and Tilda Bouloux from Ocean Sole. They discuss the company's efforts in creating sustainable products that benefit both the environment and the... by How To Protect The Ocean

32 min listen

C1 Revue: Climate Science: Hope & Worry: The historic climate summit in Paris is behind us. And nations around the world are turning their attention to the lofty promises made. Yet scientists and politicians agree that these goals for dialing back global warming are only the tip of the iceberg. by Climate One

53 min listen

SUFB 1125: The Ocean Conveyor Belt Is Slowing Down Due To Climate Change: The Ocean Conveyor Belt is an Ocean circulation system in the Atlantic Ocean that starts with the Gulf Stream coming out of the Gulf of Mexico moving up the East coast of North America and crossing the Atlantic to the UK. The system regulates the... by How To Protect The Ocean

16 min listen

COP26: What‘s on the menu for food and farming?: Time for EU food policy! In this episode, Slow Food Europe talks about climate! Few weeks ago, world leaders met in Glasgow for the COP26! Alas, this crucial international summit on climate change ended with a disappointing agreement, just when the expec... by Slow Food, the podcast

32 min listen

SUFB 076: California Looks To The Ocean To Solve Drought Problem: California has been in a severe drought for the past 4 years and they had to conserve water in the meantime. However, a growing population and increasing climate change impacts makes things more challenging. So the government of California is turning... by How To Protect The Ocean

18 min listen

SUFB 1147: Climate Change Shifting Biodiversity And Affects Fisheries: Climate Change is a tough topic to cover not just on this podcast, but in any article or documentary. The number of Ocean aspects that are impacted by Climate Change is impossible to cover in one podcast. However, each aspect of Climate Change needs... by How To Protect The Ocean

21 min listen

Earth Day Climate Quickie: How to handle your eco-anxiety: This Earth Day, take a step back from the noise and check-in with yourself. As climate change becomes more of a living reality, more and more of us are experiencing eco-anxiety, says 22-year-old activist Clover Hogan. In this week’s Climate Quickie we revisit a clip where she shares advice of how she catalysed her own eco-anxiety to step-up, not shut down in the face of climate change. If you enjoyed this Quickie why not listen to the full episode with Clover: why you feel anxious about climate change (and what to do about it): https://tedxlondon.com/podcast/climate-curious-why-you-feel-anxious-about-climate-change-and-what-to-do-about-it/ by Climate Curious

7 min listen

Countdown to COP 27: Feeling the Heat: Next month, countries from around the world will gather in Egypt for the annual UN climate summit known as COP. The urgent need for action has never been more clear. Yet how will countries finance climate adaptation and mitigation? And how will the poorest nations make their case that they should be paid for the loss and damage caused by emissions from the richest? by Climate One

70 min listen

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SUFB 064: Dr. Sylvia Earle Attends COP 21 to Inject Ocean Issues into Climate Talks

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