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The Confluence

The Confluence, Rachel Ramirez

Ocean stories that connect science and social justice for the people.

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  • The Confluence

    Ocean stories that connect science and social justice for the people. Written by Rachel Ramirez and supported by Ocean Nexus.

  • Rachel Ramirez

    Rachel Ramirez is the lead writer of The Confluence and an award-winning journalist based in New York City, covering climate, environment, and oceans. She was born and raised in Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands.

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