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Chris and Chrissy Rouse, an experienced father-and-son scuba diving team, hoped to achieve widespread recognition for their outstanding but controversial diving skills. Obsessed and ambitious, they sought to solve the secrets of a mysterious, undocumented World War II German U-boat that lay...

Every social thinker in history has started from the same assumption: something is wrong with people. Religion says suppress your desires. The Enlightenment says discipline your mind. Marx says transform your consciousness. Liberalism says compete harder. The prescription changes; the diagnosis never does. The patient is always the problem. Then along came Charles Fourier—a mild-mannered French clerk who, in the early nineteenth century, said something no one had said before and almost no one has said since: there is nothing wrong with humans. The world is badly designed. Redesign the world.

This podcast describes in detail the example of untreated wastewater in quantity and quality flowing into the most beautiful Harbour in the world and what it does to Our Oceans and how wasteful of precious water it is.

The High Seas Treaty was signed in New York on 20 September, 2023, to cover and protect high seas and seabed areas beyond national jurisdiction which contain biodiverse marine resources providing invaluable ecological, economic, social, cultural, scientific and food security benefits to humanity. However, the High Seas are under mounting pressure from pollution, overexploitation, climate change and biodiversity loss. To better address these challenges, and in view of future increasing demands for marine resources (for food, medication, energy, for example), it appeared necessary to establish a...

Negotiating the Ocean, an Ocean Equity podcast by ANCORS, peeks below the surface of international ocean governance. We take you behind the scenes of global talks on biodiversity, fisheries and deep-sea mining and ask the big questions around equity and social justice. This podcast enables a more inclusive understanding for those who can’t attend international meetings and provides vital information for new diplomats, NGOs and ocean researchers. This is your audio guide to navigate these high seas negotiations, brought to you by the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security...

Ocean Pines is a residential community nestled on Maryland's Eastern Shore in northern Worcester County, featuring more than nine miles of waterfront property on 3,000 acres of wooded areas. Amenities include a beachfront restaurant in Ocean City, and a public Yacht Club in Ocean Pines. There are also five pools, two marinas, a premier racquet sports complex, and a Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed championship golf course. Originally established in 1968, today the community has more than 8,500 platted lots and is home to 12,000 full-time residents and 8,000 part-time residents and guests.