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Irish Actor Jessie Buckley Among Celebrities Photographed Naked With Fish To Highlight Overfishing

Buckley is photographed with a sturgeon

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CNN Newsroom Live

the species will live on to fight another day for now. this tiny comeback is helping spur efforts to protect the rich biodiversity of the dplap goes islands. these islands are at a perilous crossroads. according to researchers, 1 million plants and animals worldwide are at risk of extinction from habitat destruction, rising carbon emissions, and overfishing. as climate change warms the oceans, ecosystems and the flora and fauna that depend on them are being pushed to the very brink. as biodiversity declines worldwide, the galapagos islands are a lit mus test. ecuador announced a record-setting deal to convert $1.6 billion of its debt into a loan it says would channel at least $12 million a year to conserving the galapagos. >> translator: not only will it allow us to protect 2,500 marine species of which 38 are

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CNN Newsroom Live

yet scientist cease a glimmer of help. in the past year, 12 new chicks were hatched, a sign that the species will live on to fight another day, for now. this tiny comeback is helping to spur efforts to protect the rich biodiversity of the galapagos islands. these islands are at a perilous crossroads. according to researcher, a million plants and animals worldwide are at risk of distinction from habitat destruction, riding carbon emissions and overfishing. and as climate change warms the oceans, ecosystems and the flora and fawn that defend on them are being being pushed to the brink. the galapagos islands are a litmus test. to protect this precious ecosystem, ecuador announced a record-setting deal, to convert $1.6 billion of its get into a loan it says would channel at least $12 million a year to conserving the galapagos.

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Why a new UN treaty to safeguard the "high seas" matters

Long-neglected international waters will finally receive more protection

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Hongzhou Zhang | East Asia Forum

Zhang Hongzhou is Research Fellow at the China Programme, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

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Genevieve Donnellon-May | East Asia Forum

Genevieve Donnellon-May | East Asia Forum
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U.S. lawsuit seeks to protect habitat of endangered corals

Corals worldwide have suffered die-offs from pollution, diseases, acidification, over-fishing and an event known as ‘coral bleaching’

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NGO Case Before EU Claiming Ireland Violating Deadline to End Overfishing

The test case was referred to the Luxemburg-based European Court of Justice by High Court Justice Barr

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir

are highly endangered almost anywhere in the world. the victims of overfishing, scientists here partnering with aquariums to bring zebra shark eggs to this indonesian lagoon and build back at zebra shark population. they call it the re shark program by bringing these sharks back and you're rebuilding and just improving the overall ecosystem. and its resiliency, catching the baby sharks and tanks like this one and raising them until they're strong enough to be released our partners and nat geo documenting every step, and this is the moment. the baby sharks are finally released right here tonight. hello david photographer jennifer hayes and her hope that this is just the start. it feels wonderful, but in reality, it feels like real hope for sharks sharks being released into their future. thank you, jennifer. for what? you're doing an incredible effort. you can find more at that geo .com. goodnight.

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BBC News

this means that all marine life, some two million species, are at risk. this morning, the un agreed that 30% of the oceans should be protected areas. the ship has reached the shore. cheering and applause. we will formally adopt the text. overfishing, mining and shipping traffic has reduced the biodiversity of marine life, with nearly 10% at risk of extinction. i think that this treaty that will lay the groundwork for creating 30% of the ocean into marine sanctuaries that cannot be fished in is so important. we have to save these creatures. talks were deadlocked for years, mostly over how genetic material from plants and animals should be shared between nations.

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