Can you imagine walking over water on the backs of fish? No? Neither can I because fisheries are severely overfished. Read this article to find out more. #ES399

P.S. This is the last piece I've written for ES 399, RIP to the end of an era

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Interested in Seagrass Research? Read this article on a collaborative seagrass carbon storage project! #ES399

P.S. I wrote this!

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The future of Earth's oceans are unclear, but scientists have been warning for decades that something needs to change. Read this book review to understand how "Sea Change" by Sylvia Earle holds up 30 years after being published.

p.s. I wrote this one too
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Mangroves are critical coastal ecosystems and shrimp are killing them... #es399 #mangroves #shrimp

Want to learn more? Read this explainer piece:
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p.s. I wrote this piece too!!

You know how whales eat krill? And everyone wants to save the whales? What if we saved the krill?

Read this article on recent research that explains how krill can save our future and how we should protect the krill. #es399 #krill

p.s. I wrote this one too
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Do you love the ocean? Do you love kelp? Do you love living in a healthy world? Read this article on blue carbon and how it's a pillar of hope for our future. #es399 #ocean #kelp #seagrass #firstpost

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p.s. I wrote it!!!