Oceans

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 8 | The Loophole Artist

For over 20 years, one woman has taken advantage of the legal loophole provided by the legal murkiness of international waters to administer abortions to women otherwise left without options.

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 7 | Chasing Ghosts

It is estimated that over 100 dead bodies wash up on Japan’s shores each year. Almost all of them are North Korean fishermen.

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 6 | The Fish We Turn to Dust

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 5 | Raiders of the Deep

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 4 | The Magic Pipe

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 3 | Dreams of a Floating World

The Outlaw Ocean Ep.2 | Bondage at Sea

The Outlaw Ocean Ep. 1 | Where Killers Go Free

How to Harness Mega Seaweed Blobs For a Sustainable Future

Seaweed blobs like the one hitting Florida are too often seen as a risk. It's time to embrace their opportunity as an environmental solution.

These Black Icons Have a Novel Idea to Save the Ocean

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson discusses ocean justice with Daniel Pauly and Rashid Sumaila, winners of the 2023 'Nobel Prize' for the environment.

Whale Experts are Caught in a Wind Power Culture War

Some conspiracy theorists think wildlife groups are covering up whale deaths. But these marine experts are just trying to solve the mystery.

Brazil's Controversial Plan to Sink a 34,000-Ton Ship at Sea

Environmentalists say the Brazilian navy's plan to abandon a massive aircraft carrier is a disaster for marine life.

Russia's War in Ukraine Puts Antarctica's Wildlife at Risk

As the international community strives to protect Antarctica's biodiversity, Russia-Ukraine geopolitics gets in the way.

Here's Why Alaskan Snow Crabs Are Disappearing

Alaska's snow crab collapse was likely caused by climate change, and cannibalism.

How The Ocean is Being Harnessed as a Climate Solution

The ocean is a critical climate solution—although concerns exist around some ‘blue carbon’ methods

How Trees Could Save Karachi, Pakistan from Climate Havoc

On a recent Tuesday morning, several dozen Pakistani schoolchildren barreled down a wooden walkway into a thicket of mangroves. They jostled for space at a small viewing platform and eagerly pointed out fish darting between...