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Transcripts For LINKTV United Nations 21st Century 20170624

That. Narrator the ocean, a lifeline for the islands people. But for how much longer . Woman there has been a rise in ocean teerature, then you end up with dead corals. Narrator coral crusaders saving their reefs and their future for generations to come. Woman the seychelles, with the resources that we have, the Marine Resources, thats what we have. Thats all we have really. And we depend on our Marine Resource for everything, whether its Economic Activities or for tourism and fisheries. We dont have anything without that. So i realized it was important to conserve the ocean when im growing up and understanding the relationship that the seychellois people have with the ocean, with the marine ecosystem, and how much we rely on it for our food cause most of our food comes from the sea. And i think i understood how important it was for us to protect it. Woman everything is connected to the ocean. We get food from the ocean, protection from the ocean, our climate, our weather is driven by

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Transcripts For LINKTV United Nations 21st Century 20170626

That. Narrator the ocean, a lifeline for the islands people. But for how much longer . Woman there has been a rise in ocean teerature, then you end up with dead corals. Narrator coral crusaders saving their reefs and their future for generations to come. Woman the seychelles, with the resources that we have, the Marine Resources, thats what we have. Thats all we have really. And we depend on our Marine Resource for everything, whether its Economic Activities or for tourism and fisheries. We dont have anything without that. So i realized it was important to conserve the ocean when im growing up and understanding the relationship that the seychellois people have with the ocean, with the marine ecosystem, and how much we rely on it for our food cause most of our food comes from the sea. And i think i understood how important it was for us to protect it. Woman everything is connected to the ocean. We get food from the ocean, protection from the ocean, our climate, our weather is driven by

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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Hearing Examines Fishery Laws Ahead Of Reauthorization 20170802

To hearing from stake holders at additional hearings throughout the country this fall. I would like to first welcome both of our witnesses, dr. John quinn, chair of the Council Coordination committee, the ccc, and mr. Chris oliver, n. O. A. A. s assistant administrator for fisheries as the nymph administrator. And creating the ccc, the ccc convenes the Regional Fisheries Management Council to discuss areas of common industry and discussing concensus views on the msa reauthorization. Im also pleased to introduce chris oliver, first ever alaskan to permanent hold assista assistant, and working at the Fisheries Management council, last 17 as its executive director, as an alaskan, i can tell you we are thrilled to have you in this very important position. Based on his work in the gulf of mexico at the beginning of his career and extensive experience overseeing the largest and best managed fishery in the country, i have confidence under his leadership alaska and the u. S. Will be well repre

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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20140616

Thank you, secretary kerry. And, of course, our gracious hosts today and over the next couple of days. I wish to acknowledge your contribution this morning. Thank you very much for that very inspiring statement. Excellencies, friends of the ocean, ladies and gentlemen, let me begin by greeting you, bringing the greetings from the people of my country young, old and on whose behalf im very honored to be here to address this conference. In my country we usually begin by conferring blessings on each other, so let me do so to each and every one of you this morning. [speaking in native tongue] it is an honor, indeed, and a great pleasure for me to be a part of this summit. Let me begin at the outset by expressing my deep gratitude and appreciation and, of course, our congratulations to our host, secretary of state john kerry, and through you, to the government and the people of the United States, for this timely initiative and for the invitation to attend the summit. On an urgent issue focu

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Letter: Cook Islands fishery debate - Cook Islands News

Letter: Cook Islands fishery debate - Cook Islands News
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