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Industrial Ocean Fish Farming — Bad for the Ocean, Fish, and People
Industrial ocean fish farming is looking to take over our oceans and hijack our wild seafood, leaving no room for local fishing communities, tribes, tourism, ship traffic, and recreational anglers.
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Fact Sheet: Industrial Ocean Fish Farming
Industrial ocean fish farming is the mass breeding, rearing, and harvesting of seafood in the ocean. Mainstream, industrial offshore aquaculture practices are essentially underwater factory farms with…
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Friends of the Earth welcomes IMO action on Arctic heavy fuel oil risk
As the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 71) concluded today, Friends of the Earth and the Clean Arctic Alliance welcomed the support fr…
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Kawerak, Inc. Resolution
A resolution supporting formal Indigenous participation and representation at the International Maritime Organization.
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Bristol Bay Native Association Resolution
A resolution supporting formal Indigenous participation and representation at the International Maritime Organization.
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Curyung Tribal Council Resolution
A resolution supporting formal Indigenous participation and representation at the International Maritime Organization.
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Obama moves to protect millions of acres of ocean from Trump
Today’s announcement is a major victory for our oceans and climate. Our offshore areas need permanent protection in the face of Donald Trump’s pledge to expand offshore drilling and his cabinet’…
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The Cost of Cruising
Larger ships are sailing longer and more often in the Arctic than ever before. Cruise ships operating in the Arctic must stop using HFO to protect this fragile region.
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Princess Cruise Lines pleads guilty to dumping oil, covering its tracks
Deliberate pollution is completely unacceptable and we continue to call on the cruise industry to be transparent and clean up its act.
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Canada greenlights tar sands pipeline threatening Salish Sea
In approving this ecosystem-destroying pipeline, Canada’s leaders have ignored the threats to the Salish Sea, its marine species, and its 8 million people, including 29 Tribes and First Nations.