Links for 6/22/25

How to Protect Yourself during Protests

A Former California Utility Exec Explains Why Your Electricity Bills Are So High

The Reward was Worth It

No Surfing

David Attenborough’s ‘Ocean’ Offers Hope – but He Urges Us To Act Too

The hidden underwater eden of ‘California’s Galapagos’, where seals and grizzly bear-sized bass reign

Guest post: Exploring the risks of ‘cascading’ tipping points in a warming world

Trump and the New Climate Feudalism: A Strategy for Dominance in a Collapsing World

Trump ruins summer vacation, and it’s only January

Prosperity without Growth? – The transition to a sustainable economy

A Court Says Coastal Marine Ecosystems Have Intrinsic Value—and Legal Rights

SkateBoarder Magazine – Vol. 1, No. 2

Solar will get too cheap to connect to the power grid.

Did art exist before modern humans? New discoveries raise big questions.

Links for 6/9/25

Trump’s Dangerous Escalation in LA

The New Military Industry Complex

Lifeblood For Pacific Islands Threatened As Warming Ocean Drives Tuna East

How One Company Secretly Poisoned The Planet

Ominous sea level report card for most U.S. coastal communities

Organised Crime: A Top Driver of Global Deforestation

Greenland fossil discovery stuns and worries scientists: “Don’t buy a beach house”

NYC Gangs 1954

How Climate Change Could Upend the American Dream

A Secretive Network Is Fighting Indigenous Rights in Australia and Canada, Expert Says

Indigenous-led organization breaks ground with revolutionary energy transition initiative: ‘It’s not a one size fits all’

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Links for 5/30/25

Together for The Ocean

Teachers warn AI is impacting students’ critical thinking

New Caledonia bans ‘dangerous’ seabed mining for half a century

Greenwashing – the deceptive tactics behind environmental claims

Asia-Pacific Climate Change Impact Assessed in UN Economic Survey

84% of the world’s coral reefs hit by worst bleaching event on record

State of the Climate 2024

‘Catastrophic’: Great Barrier Reef hit by its most widespread coral bleaching, study finds

Scientists mapped the world’s rivers over 35 years. They found shocking changes

The King Pins of Albuquerque, NM

Links for 5/17/25

Polyglot Gives a Talk to High School Students in Their Native Gen Alpha Language

The 1927 Film Metropolis Created a Dystopian Vision of What the World Would Look Like in 2026–and It Hits Close to Home

NASA issues warning after sudden change in the ocean surprises scientists: ‘Getting faster and faster’

Deep-Sea Mining: World’s Oceans Facing a New Threat

Rich Chew chats about the first Duke Kahanamoku Surfing Championships in 1965

Jolly Sand

Melting Antarctic ice will slow the world’s strongest ocean current – and the global consequences are profound

Geoengineering Gone Wrong? Proposed Climate Solution Could Actually Have Dangerous Side Effects

California bill would let insurers, policyholders sue Big Oil for climate disasters

Ultimate Guide To Polarizer Skateboards

Labeled ‘hispanic’

A Dubious Cure for Ocean Plastics

Voices of the Pacific

Voices of the Pacific unveils the Pacific Islanders’ fight against the rising tide of plastic pollution devastating their environment and way of life, revealing both their grassroots resilience and global advocacy for a sustainable future.

Voices of the Pacific

Links for 4/12/25

AI is an energy hog. This is what it means for climate change.

Bangladesh sheds light on climate change migration patterns

Musk ‘Pressured’ Reddit CEO to Silence DOGE Critics, Leaving Moderators Outraged: Report

How Worker-Owned News Outlets Are Changing the Media Industry

1 Hour of Peter Thiel Stuttering with Hope core Music to study to that I found on X

What is a ”restoration” and why does your EPS board suck?

Supercritical Flows

Bruce Walker

The work of creation in the age of AI | Andrew Perfors

When he died, his family discovered 50 years of cartooning output: the secret comics of Frank Johnson are published

Everything you think you know about the tides is wrong (or, at least that’s true for me)