- Election of ISA Secretary-General mired by accusations of bribery and corruption
- International Seabed Authority gears up for a leadership challenge at the July meeting.
- No, the ship didn’t steer towards the pylon: A brief fact check on the MV Dali collision with Baltimore’s Key Bridge
- New Deep-sea Mining Bill Introduced in Congress
- NOAA confirms North Atlantic Right Whale killed by commercial lobster gear
- Norway moves one step closer to deep-sea mining
Charlie did not win.
Part 1 of 3 in the Series “Get to know your fry-entists”
It is impossible for a biologist, ecologist, environmental scientist not to think about conservation. The problems our planet is facing are so concrete, so quantifiable, so visible that to ignore them would be to betray the very thing we’ve dedicated our lives to studying. I always chuckle when scientists are portrayed as cold, calculating, and heartless, when the truth is that they’re more committed to understanding their system than any one else. Science is a labor of passion and scientists dig deeply into the inner workings of their world.
Charlie enjoys a New Years Eve game of Cranium.
…and is relieved to find that they got it right.
Charlie ponders the famous National Geographic cover questioning his life’s work.
WhySharksMatter and Charlie sing Karaoke on New Years Eve.
William, of Bomai Cruz, bluegrass blue crab, and Charlie celebrate the new year.
William, of Bomai Cruz, and Kevin, of Deep Sea News, celebrate the new year with Charlie.
Charlie enjoys a bottle from Shark Trust Wines.
William and Charlie celebrate the new year with Shark Trust Wine. Check out William’s Blog, Bomai Cruz, and follow him on twitter @BomaiBlat.