World Ocean Journal
Volume 7: Solutions, Part One
December 2020
In this issue:
- The Biomimicry Institute: Smart Design Inspired by Nature
- World Economic Forum Uplink Challenge
- Hacking 4 The Oceans
- Modern Day Visualizations
Volume 6: Reflections on the World Ocean
December 2019
In this issue:
The essays gathered in this issue are taken from the more than 530 transcripts for our weekly audio feature, World Ocean Radio. Some of the essays are journalism; some are opinion; others are lyrical reflections; some are poetry; all are derived from the wide, deep, and dynamic ocean, the sea that connects all things.
- Chapter 1: Energy
- Chapter 2: Climate
- Chapter 3: Ocean Exemplars
- Chapter 4: The Cryosphere
- Chapter 5: Fresh Water
- Chapter 6: Marine Life and Global Fisheries
- Chapter 7: Pollution
- Chapter 8: Culture
- Chapter 9: The Ocean's Edge
Volume 5: Ocean Literacy
February 2019
In this issue:
- Educating and Engaging the Next Generation of Ocean Stewards
- The Ocean Literacy Framework
- Where Does Water Go? with Decolonial Atlas, Aquifers and Watersheds of the US
- When Rivers Take the Long Way Around
- Our Perpetual Ocean: Currents from Space
- The Facts (and Visualizations) About Sea Level Rise
- Climate Reanalyzer
- The Cradle of Life: Shedding Light on Earth's First Oxygen-Breathing Life
- Hydrothermal Vents Thriving Deep on the Seafloor
- The Encyclopedia of Life
- We Are a Maritime Nation with Lincoln Paine
- Where Does Water Come From?
- Mapping the Ocean Floor
- Learning by Doing: Teaching Beyond the Classroom
- Billion Oyster Project
- The 8 Million Species We Don't Know with Edward O. Wilson
Volume 4: The Ocean and Human Health
December 2017
In this issue:
- What Does the Ocean Have to Do with Human Health?
- The Ocean Health Index
- Resurfacing from Trauma: Operation Surf
- Water is Medicine for Life: An Excerpt from Blue Mind by Wallace J Nichols
- Climate Change Refugees: Resilience, Adaptation and Survival with Secretary John Kerry
- Seasons of Stress: Responding to Climate Change with Henry Penn
- Our Plastic Pollution Problem with the School of Sustainable Engineering, Arizona State
- The Impacts of Climate Change on Human Health with US Global Change Research
- Folia Water with Jonathan Levine
- We All Live Downstream with Chris Clarke for KCET
- Reinventing Our Food System with Robert Jones, The Nature Conservancy
- Marine Pharmacology with Dr. Harshad Malve
- Genome Mining and DNA Sequencing: Unraveling the Mystery with Scripps Institute
- Codland: Making the Most Out of the Catch with Dr. Thor Sigfusson
- Creative Collisions with the New England Ocean Cluster
Volume 3: Water Is Life
December 2016
In this issue:
- Where Does Water Come From?
- A Cascade of Books on Water: What We're Reading
- Sacred Places: Conserving Nature and Culture
- Law of Mother Earth
- Water Footprint Network
- The World Water Manifesto
- Laudato Sí
Volume 2: Islands
June 2015
In this issue:
- Pres. Tommy Remengesau: Keynote at the UN Healthy Oceans Forum
- Lincoln Paine: Review of Atlas of Remote Islands
- Joe Quirk & The SeaSteading Institute: Can Floating Islands Save the Ocean?
- Fogo Arts: Residency-Based Contemporary Art from Newfoundland, CA
- Peter Neill: Thinking Like an Island
- The Blue Halo Initiative Barbuda: Using the Ocean Without Using it Up
- Lewis Pugh: No Man Is an Island
Volume 1: inaugural Issue
January 2014
In this issue:
- Lincoln Paine and his "The Sea & Civilization" A Maritime History of the World
- Ocean Portfolio: Mami Wata Art for Water Spirits in Africa
- The Ocean & Human Ecology: A Conversation w/Darron Collins, College of the Atlantic
- Small Islands, Extreme Weather and a Changing Climate
- A Conversation with Wendi Goldsmith of the Bioengineering Group
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OUTLAW OCEAN MUSIC PROJECT:
A CROSSOVER BETWEEN MUSIC & JOURNALISM
All music in this project is based on THE OUTLAW OCEAN, a New York Times best-selling book by Ian Urbina that chronicles lawlessness at sea around the world. The reporting touches on a diversity of abuses ranging from illegal and overfishing, arms trafficking at sea, human slavery, gun-running, intentional dumping, murder of stowaways, thievery of ships, and other topics. The music is an act of solidarity across geography and language, and an attempt at storytelling from written word to music. It is a captivating collection of inspired songs. Take your pick: listen to ambient tracks, classical, electronic or hiphop.
