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The world is blue: how our fate and the ocean's are one
2009, National Geographic
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The world is blue: how our fate and the ocean's are one
2009, National Geographic
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Table of Contents
Foreword / Bill McKibben
Why care that the world is blue?
Perspective
The vision : limitless ocean bounty, infinite resiliency. Taking wildlife I : the mammals ; Taking wildlife II : the fish ; Taking wildlife III : the shellfish ; The ultimate garbage disposal
The reality : the ocean is in trouble, therefore, so are we. Biodiversity loss : unraveling the fabric of life in the sea ; Drilling, mining, shipping, spilling ; Changing climate, changing chemistry
Now is the time : opportunities for action. Exploring the ocean ; Governing the ocean ; Smart aquaculture ; Protecting the ocean
TED talk
Protected marine sites
Chart assessing progress toward global marine protection targets
Marine protected areas maps.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [286]-303).
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