Whale Tales 2026 Brings Global Ocean Leadership to Maui as the Call to Protect Whales Grows Louder Than Ever
Whale Tales 2026 opens February 19 in Maui, marking a powerful moment for marine science, public education, and global conservation […]
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Beyond the Spectacle: Why SeaWorld Doesn’t Want You to See the Truth About Marine Parks
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that true conservation protects animals in their natural habitats, not in tanks. The polished
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A Sustainable Action Now Report: Pushing Forward with the ANCHOR Act for Oceanic Research
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that lasting environmental change starts with informed action and bold legislation. That’s why we’re
Shark Trapped and Left to Die: The Urgent Need for Ocean Protection and Rescue Networks
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe every creature has the right to live free from cruelty, exploitation, and unnecessary suffering.
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Climate Crisis Meets Staffing Crisis: Why the National Weather Service Shortage Should Alarm Us All
At Sustainable Action Now, we work every day to confront the climate emergency, dismantle environmental injustice, and build a sustainable
Building a Kinder Future, One Rescue at a Time
At Sustainable Action Now, every action we take is rooted in a powerful belief: that compassion, responsibility, and advocacy can
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Advancing predictions of the Atlantic Niño and its oceanic drivers
[ad_1] The Atlantic Niño, a key climate pattern in the tropical Atlantic Ocean and the counterpart to the well-known El
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Scientists at AOML measure ocean’s crucial buffering against rising global carbon emissions
[ad_1] The ocean is a crucial player in the global carbon cycle. Credit: NOAA Every year, scientists at AOML participate
Scientists find cloud feedbacks amplify warming more than previously thought
[ad_1] Clouds likely amplify warming, a new study has found. Credit: NASA Clouds play an important role in how much
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Advancing our understanding of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)
[ad_1] The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation stretches thousands of miles. Credit: NOAA A recent study by scientists at AOML found
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Wind stress intensifies seasonal sea level changes along the U.S. Mid-Atlantic coast
[ad_1] Sea level rise increases the risk of flooding. Credit: NOAA Along the U.S. Mid-Atlantic Coast, sea level naturally follows
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SUSREG 2024: progress on climate in banking and insurance supervision but nature loss remains neglected despite dangerous “tipping” points
[ad_1] With the launch of its SUSREG assessment 2024 today, WWF´s Greening Financial Regulation Initiative (GFRi) urges the financial regulatory
Free Kshamenk: Demand the Release of Argentina’s Only Captive Orca and End Cetacean Captivity
The plight of captive marine animals has become an urgent issue worldwide, as growing awareness highlights the profound physical and
Wild Dolphins Found with Microplastics in Their Breath A New Study Reveals
In a groundbreaking study published in PLOS One, scientists have uncovered the presence of microplastics in the exhaled breath of
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