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Emily Gertz is a freelance American journalist with over a decade of experience covering the environment, energy, climate, and related science, technology, policy, and social justice news. She has reported for Men’s Journal, Popular Science, The Guardian, Rolling Stone, and many other publications, and was a 2015 Arctic Reporting Fellow with the Barents Observer.
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As this year’s meeting to implement the Paris Agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions, marine advocates will be present to argue that ocean protections play a crucial role in fighting climate change.
A groundbreaking study reveals that plastic production has grown exponentially since 1950 and will continue to accumulate in the ocean at an ever-increasing rate unless a strategy is established to curb the crisis.
An international study finds that protecting huge swathes of the ocean offers the best chance to save coral reefs, marine life and coastal areas vital to human health from the impacts of global warming.
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