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AS GOES THE ARCTIC, SO GOES THE PLANET
The Arctic is melting. What everyone should know (and do):
LEARN MORE | Visit Climate Change Home
SAVING SHARKS!
Sharks finally get a couple of breaks. The federal government announces a new rule that requires sharks to be landed with their fins naturally attached in the Atlantic and Gulf. Plus bill to close loopholes in legislation banning shark finning progresses in the House of Representatives.
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U.S. sets policy to protect the Arctic from industrial fishing
PRESS RELEASE
New Report Finds More Than 80% of World’s Fisheries In Danger From Overfishing
Unknown Status of Many Stocks in Emerging Regions Puts Food Security and Economic Development at Risk
REPORT | PRESS RELEASE
NO MORE FREE RIDE
Oceana asks EPA to regulate global warming pollution from ships.
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VICTORY! KROGER AND HARRIS TEETER JOIN THE GREEN LIST
Both Kroger and Harris Teeter supermarket companies announced their stores will post the Food and Drug Administration advice about mercury in seafood.
Read more about this important victory...
LOGGERHEADS MAY BE ENDANGERED
The U.S. government responds to the Oceana and Center for Biological Diversity petition to designate loggerhead sea turtles as Endangered.
READ THE PETITION, GOVERNMENT RESPONSE, AND OUR NEW REPORT
PROTECTING THE PACIFIC
Explore our interactive map of the Pacific and find out how Oceana is protecting it.
