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Fish & climate change

It turns out that fish play an important role in mitigating climate change. But it wasn’t known til now. A study published in the Jan. …

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Concrete as a cure for climate change?

A Scientific American article is reporting on what sounds like a revolutionary technique for partially solving the greenhouse gas problem: using it to produce cement. …

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Using A Sea Change to raise awareness about ocean acidification, COP-15, World Ocean Day, or your kitchen sink

We're definitely wanting to make this site more useful to visitors. In the not-too distant future we'll be adding more functionality. Like an interactive map …

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LEGISLATIVE ACTION ALERT

A friend brought this legislation, HR 146, the Omnibus Public Lands Management Act, to our attention today. It’s something all US citizens can take immediate …

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Pray for the pteropods

“The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them.” ~ Einstein Fluid, gorgeous …

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Bush confirms blue legacy with creation of marine protected area

In his last days in office, President Bush has created the world’s largest marine protection area in the Pacific Ocean. The legislation he signed bans …

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Shell weights reduced by ocean acidity

Reuters reported today (March 9) that a new study at the University of Tasmania in Australia shows that ocean acidification is reducing the shell weights …

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sandy hook link

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Take Action Today to Address Ocean Acidification

Our elected representatives will only vote for change if we, theirconstituents, make it clear that strong action is needed now. Urge them to vote infavor …

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Washington Post reviews A Sea Change

Ann Hornaday reviews A Sea Change in today's issue of The Washington Post (March 12). An excerpt: "The story of a retired educator who becomes …

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Coral growth declining in Great Barrier Reef

Coral growth in the Great Barrier Reef has slowed in the last 20 years. Specifically, the coral are less able to absorb calcium from the …

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More support for A Sea Change

"A Sea Change is a magnificent synthesis of science and heart."—Anne Alexander Rowley, Chair of Oceana's Ocean Council

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A Sea Change reviewed by Prof. Jeff Levinton, Stony Brook University

"The feeling that we have stolen something from our children falls heavy on the old, who wonder whether they have done right by themselves, their …

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A Sea Change screened at AGU

A Sea Change had its own session at the AGU Fall Meeting on Dec. 16. We screened an excerpt of the fine cut, with Q&A …

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Alaska youth come to the fore in ocean acidification awareness

Ocean acidification may be a winning topic for some Alaska high school students. Four of them, from the Kodiak High School Tsunami Bowl team, have …

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EPA seeks scientific data on ocean acidification

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responding to a petition filed by the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) last year by requesting information from …

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A cool green case for your iPhone

Well, our old cell phone was on the verge of dying. The body was cracked in two or three places. High time to upgrade massively …

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A Sea Change screening in San Diego for World Oceans Day

Elena and Dennis of Sea Rocket Bistro appeared on Channel 6 in San Diego to promote their World Oceans Day screenings of A Sea Change. …

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GEAR

We’ll be selling the DVDs ASAP, for $24.95 to consumers. Look for a link to PayPal in the next few weeks. Educators, you can purchase …

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KGO ABC7 News covers A Sea Change

Barbara Ettinger and Sven Huseby of Niijii Films interviewed on KGO, ABC 7, just before the West Coast premiere of A Sea Change at the …

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World Oceans Day Q&A with Filmmakers of A Sea Change

Following a screening of A Sea Change at the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries, Barbara Ettinger and Sven Huseby answer questions about the film …

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KING5 NBC segment on A Sea Change

Just before the Seattle International Film Festival, Sven went down to the Seattle waterfront with a reporter from KING5.

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West Coast premiere of A Sea Change at San Francisco International Film Festival April 25

The first screening sold out! You have two more chances to see A Sea Change in San Francisco: Monday, April 27 at 6:15 PM  – …

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NBC News reports on ocean acidification in their “Sea Change” series

An NBC reporter goes to Tasmania to cover ocean acidification, where cold temperatures mean the effects of changing ocean chemistry are showing dramatically. The shells …

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SCREENINGS OF A SEA CHANGE

How to Set Up a Screening Would you like to arrange a screening of your own? Just contact Sieglinde at Bullfrog Films (sieglinde at bullfrogfilms …

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