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NOAA Plans to Expand Fish Farming in Pacific

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY/ PART COURTESY NOAAAP TELEVISION – AP CLIENTS ONLYKaneohe, Hawaii – December 2, 20161. Luka Mossman looking at fish pond2. Various shots of Native Hawaiian fish ponds+++SOT PARTIALLY...
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The Unique Climate Change Implications Of Maritime Law

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In 2019, less than one percent of the 60,000 cargo ships sailing the oceans used any type of alternative fuel.
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WTO Director-General Okonjo-Iweala on Global Trade

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Jun.22 -- Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, World Trade Organization speaks at the Qatar Economic Forum, powered by Bloomberg, with forum host and Executive Producer Zain Verjee about the effort to bump global trade to pre-pandemic...
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Coca-Cola CEO Quincey on Adapting to Change, Sustainability

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Jan.23 -- James Quincey, chief executive officer at Coca-Cola, discusses challenges to adapting to a changing industry, sustainable packaging, and the business of Coca-Cola. He speaks at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in...
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TUNA SHOWING SMALL LEVELS OF RADIATION FROM JAPAN TSUNAMI

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Research has revealed that bluefin tuna caught on the shores of the United States was contaminated with radiation that leaked from Japan's crippled nuclear plant 6-thousand miles (9,650 kilometres) away. It's the first time a migrating...
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John Englander on climate change and Sea Level Rise

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John Englander is an oceanographer, multi-book author, and international speaker on climate change and Sea Level Rise. Multiple expeditions to Greenland and Antarctica have showed John, first hand, the devastating effects of melting ice...
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Michael Gove: Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson care deeply about the environment

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Both candidates for Conservative leader “care deeply about the environment”, Michael Gove has said. Making what may be his final speech as Environment Secretary at Kew Gardens, he said he had worked with Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson in...
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Sky Launches Ocean Rescue Plastics Campaign

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VOICED: Sky have launched a campaign - Ocean Rescue - asking people to reduce their own consumption of single use plastics. British Environment Secretary Andrea Leadsom has supported the campaign. Footage of plastic waste on Versova...
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Pivot Bio CEO Aims to Stem the Flow of Red Tides

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Aug.27 -- Karsten Temme, Pivot Bio Inc. chief executive officer, explains how the organization is developing technology to help stem red tides. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang and Alan Bjerga on "Bloomberg Technology."
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All-Female Plastic Pollution Awareness Boat Campaign

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VOICED: An all-female crew is setting sail from Plymouth tomorrow to highlight the problem of plastic pollution in the sea. Their boat will visit regional capitals all around the British Isles as well as the Isle of Arran and the town of...
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Red Lobster Seeing Demand Rebound Despite Inflation: CEO

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Red Lobster CEO Kelli Valade says the restaurant chain is seeing a rebound in demand and discusses the increase in wage pressures and food costs on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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San Francisco plans how to combat future flooding

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Scituate, Massachusetts - 29 October 2012 1. Mid of waves in a rough sea as Superstorm Sandy hammers US East Coast 2. Wide of strong waves slamming against rocks in front of sea wall 3. Mid of waves crashing into rocks of sea wall 4....
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Side effects of antidepressants on marine life

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Minute traces of antidepressants which escape into water from human waste can make shrimp subdue their natural behaviour raising their risk of being eaten by predators. Scientists say experiments recreating aquatic conditions in the...
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Erik Solheim Interview on Plastic Pollution

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CLEAN: Interior shots of Erik Solheim, Executive Director UN Environment Programme talking about the damage plastic pollution is causing to the environment on January 20, 2017 in Davos, Switzerland.
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Delegates gather for International Climate Change meeting

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AP Television 1. Wide of meeting venue 2. Delegates arriving 3. Woman standing next to sign reading: (French) "Conference Centre" 4. Various of delegates 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rajendra Pachauri, Chairman of the Intergovernmental...
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Cuba promotes fish farms

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Havana, Cuba - April 17, 2009 1. Wide shot small fishing boats anchored in Havana with Morro Castle in background 2. Medium shot fishermen on boat returning to Havana 3. Zoom out fishermen tying boat with Morro Castle in...
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New technique helping to uncover humans' ancient past

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1. Various of professor and assistant examining items including ancient elephant and hippo bones and Hominid tools 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Professor Eitan Tchernov, Hebrew University of Jerusalem: "They were tool makers not only tool...
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Prof. Nick Shay of the University of Miami says the oil in the Gulf of Mexico is stuck in a loop that will keep the oil moving around in a circle. He says the motion of water in the Gulf is not well understood.

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HEADLINE: Expert: Gulf oil stuck in a loop CAPTION: Prof. Nick Shay of the University of Miami says the oil in the Gulf of Mexico is stuck in a loop that will keep the oil moving around in a circle. He says the motion of water in the...
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Making Waves: The Future of Energy

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June 14 -- Is marine the new wind? At the Bloomberg Technology Conference, Aquantis Chairman James G.P. Dehlsen explains the potential beneath the waves.
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Bloomberg

James Stavridis: Trump, Putin Conducting a 'Bromance'

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July 25 -- James Stavridis, Fletcher School Dean at Tufts University, talks about international relationships for the next U.S. president, checks and balances in the United States government, what a Donald Trump presidency could mean to...
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NASA presents research to develop tsunami warning system

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Animation 1. Various NASA animations of tsunami waves in India Pasadena, California - January 21, 2005 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Randy Friedl, Chief Scientist, Earth Science & Technology Directorate, NASA's Jet Propulsion...
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Ocean conservationists welcome EU shark protection plan

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1. Oceana EU policy director Julie Cator, seated at her desk, browsing through report 2. Sign reads: (English) "Oceana" 3. Title cover of report reads: (English) "EU Action plan for Sharks" 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Cator, Oceana EU...
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Seychelles protects its marine life in exchange for debt relief

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LEADIN: The tiny island nation of Seychelles has announced details of a pioneering marine conservation plan as part of a debt-swap deal with its creditors. In a first-of-its-kind deal, the Seychelles is...
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Villiers: Tories can lead the way through eco crossroads

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Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers talks about how the government are approaching the ‘environmental crossroads’ which the world has reached