Evan Anderson – My Blue Heaven
Beautiful film on the colorful diversity of nudibranchs
1950s American Vacations In Kodachrome
A New Golden Age for the Tiki Bar
Flooding From Sea Level Rise Threatens Over 300,000 US Coastal Homes
Alaia-Surfbrettbau-Projekt an der Inselschule Borkum
Visiting the Outer Banks of North Carolina
A lot of rubbish is talked about plastics…
“Neither Mars nor Gliese 581g nor any other exoplanet could become… Planet B”
Paris Agreement goals could save trillions in avoided climate damages
Chervelle Fryer tackles ocean waste with the Ocean Plastic Book.
“We burned the forest”: the indigenous Chileans fighting loggers with arson
The Deep Sea May Soon Be Up for Grabs
Keeping Global Warming to 1.5 Degrees Could Spare Millions Pain of Dengue Fever
KLOS Carbon Fiber Ukulele – World’s Best Ukulele
Koko Mojo Records digs up the past and throws it in your face
Plain sailing: how traditional methods could deliver zero-emission shipping
The Gulf Stream current is the weakest its been in 1600 years. What’s going on?
Pentagon revised Obama-era report to remove risks from climate change
The Methane Time Bomb and the Future of the Biosphere
How The Queen Of Rockabilly, Wanda Jackson, Stole The Crown With ‘There’s A Party Goin’ On’
‘Sea, ice, snow, it’s all changing’: Inuit culture struggles with warming world
Bitcoin’s stupendous power waste is green, apparently — bad excuses for Proof-of-Work
Waste Free Oceans Is Dedicated to Transforming Ocean Plastic
The military paid for a study on sea level rise. The results were scary.
Glenn Snoddy, Fuzz Pedal Inventor, Dead at 96
“Beachcombers” share some of the more bizarre discoveries from England’s coastline.
Played out? Gibson’s bankruptcy fuels fears for the guitar’s future
Internal Documents Shed New Light on Shell’s Role in the Climate Crisis
‘Plastic pebbles’ pollution alert for UK beaches
Point Nemo is the most remote oceanic spot – yet it’s still awash with plastic
To Save The Economy, We Have To Break Its One Sacred Rule
Indigenous knowledge is critical to understanding climate change
If you listen closely, the drumbeats of Amazonian tribes sound like human speech
David Nuuhiwa & Jock Sutherland rides Pipeline
Bruce Eady The Invader – New Zealand made guitars in 1964
Greg Noll Search for Surf
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Living on the Most Crowded Island on Earth
New Florida law lets beachfront property owners kick people off of public coasts