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UN declares island nations won’t lose sovereignty to rising seas
A photo of the United Nations General Assembly Hall at the UN Headquarters in New York City. Photo by Basil D Soufi via Wikimedia Commons.
At the United Nations General Assembly last Thursday, world leaders unanimously adopted a first-ever...
Million-Dollar Views, Crumbling Coasts
This story is part of Betting the House, a pop-up climate newsroom bringing together independent journalists to cover climate and housing. Learn more, and read other stories from the project here.
Denise Antolini, a retired lawyer and form...
Old San Juan vs. The Cruise Boom
Photo by Brandon Cruz González, Centro de Periodismo Investigativo
This story was originally published by Centro de Periodismo Investigativo. Read in Spanish here.
Across from Old San Juan’s piers, taxi driver Carlos Vera Centeno waits f...
The great Pacific bluefin tuna comeback
Freshly landed tuna are laid out on the wet floor of a Japanese wholesale fish market or port facility, in preparation for local buyers, brokers, and restaurant suppliers to inspect. Photo by Red Shuheart on Unsplash
Imagine being a fisher...
Deep-sea mining talks end in stalemate
Environmental advocates protest deep-sea mining. Photo from Communications Inc.
Two weeks of negotiations at the International Seabed Authority in Kingston, Jamaica, concluded with no new rules for deep-sea mining. Instead, the talks ended...
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Ocean stories that connect science and social justice for the people. Written by Rachel Ramirez and supported by Ocean Nexus.
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.
¡Hola! Soy Luis Joel y escribo frecuentemente investigaciones sobre cambio climático y medio ambiente para el Centro de Periodismo Investigativo. Así que este será un espacio más relajado, reflexivo y analítico, donde publicaré a mi ritmo. ☕️
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