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The Confluence, Rachel RamirezOcean stories that connect science and social justice for the people.
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Post-typhoon recovery in Micronesia
A screenshot from a video captured by Lee Arkhie Perez in Chuuk as Sinlaku approached the island.
In April, the world witnessed the terrifying fury of the most powerful tropical cyclone recorded globally in 2026. Super Typhoon Sinlaku exp...
What is ocean equity? How journalists can cover the ocean beyond the science
Metcalf Ocean Nexus Academy fellows present their work at the Society for Environmental Journalists conference in Chicago. Photo by Paola Rosa Aquino.
Editor’s Note: You’ll notice a shift in format this week. I’m highlighting a panel I rec...
Toxic Tides and Broken Promises in Papua New Guinea
Dead fish are seen washed ashore in the eastern coast of New Ireland Province. Photo by Sebastian Velasquez.
This article was produced by The Confluence and co-published by The Xylom, a nonprofit news outlet covering global health and envi...
The UN says wait, but the White House says go
Outgoing Council President Duncan Muhumuza Laki, Uganda, hands over the gavel to newly elected Council President Mayank Joshi, India, during the ISA Council 31st session in Kingston, Jamaica. Photo by Anastasia Rodopoulou.
After two weeks...
How conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is devastating local fisheries and ecosystems
Qeshm Island, an Iranian island in the Strait of Hormuz | Photo from Unsplash
When war erupts in the Middle East, energy markets and attacks on critical infrastructure often dominate conversations outside the region. But for coastal commun...
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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.
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