Could Antarctica Be Forming Massive White Cliffs Beneath the Southern Ocean?
bySource: LiveScience/Tia Ghose – September 19, 2016 in Environment Photo: Ellmax Photos The White Cliffs of Dover, the steep, chalky cliffs that fringe England’s…
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The Future of Sustainable Seafood
bySource: UPI/Brooks Hays – September 16, 2016 in Environment Photo: NOAA National Ocean Service SANTA BARBARA, Calif., (UPI) — What does the future of sustainable…
The Money Is in the Mud in Pakistan’s Indus River Delta
bySource: Hakai Magazine/Suhail Yusuf – September 12, 2016 in Environment Photo: Wikimedia Commons Treading toward the banks of Pakistan’s Indus River Delta, I see…
6 easy ways how YOU can protect our oceans
byEvery single one of us can do things. No matter where you live. In cities, directly on the beach or even far away from the coastline.
Reuse your plastic bag? Make bricks out of it!
byWanna reuse your plastic bag? Great idea! How about making bricks out of them!?
Boyan Slat cleans Ocean up- when dreams come true
byBoyan Slat is a 20 year old Duch guy who haas been fighting for his dream: To clean up our Oceans. Last week he came a big step forward and announced the first start in 2016. Read how, what and why on OceanAmp.
Sound kills! We need more OceanCare!
byDid you know that sound kills whales, dolphins and fish? All over the world ocean lovers try to save what is left of the…
30.000 Plastic bags per hour in Berlin: Who is Europe’s biggest Ocean polluter?
byMore than 700.000 disposable plastic bags are being used in Berlin every day. Mostly, they are used only once for an average of 25 minutes….
How Big Wave Surfer Ramon Navarro saves his Home Coast
byRamon Navarro is a hero: Last week was the Premiere of “The Fisherman’s Son”. The 30-minute documentary shows his rise to the top chart of bigwave surfers and his growing influence as an environmental activist.
Welcome to the Plastic Age – how Pharell Williams wants to save our Oceans
byWelcome to Plastic Age: A Scientist, an Activist & Pharrell Williams in a new documentary about re-using Ocean Plastic