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Ocean Protection and Social Intervention

Oct 30, 2019

 

Underneath the surface of any ocean, there are changes happening, changes that reflect our own behaviors. Our lives are bound up with the health of oceans and yet people sometimes overlook the scope of the problem and possibilities for future solutions. On this episode, we talk with David Gill, a faculty member with Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and an expert in ocean conservation.