Morgan Reed Raven

Ocean Solutions: a NOISE Lab podcast

The ocean is as mysterious as outer space... and even more amazing, because it's teeming with life (sorry, Venus!). Unfortunately, human activities are wreaking havoc on ocean life, from coral reefs and kelp forests to charismatic whales and obscure microbes. So, what do we do about it? In this podcast, biogeochemists at the University of California Santa Barbara talk with entrepreneurs, researchers, activists, public officials, and others who are working on solutions to the conservation and climate issues facing oceans and coasts.

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Forfatter

Morgan Reed Raven

Kategori

Science

Podcastens hjemmeside

ravennoiselab.com

Seneste episode

30. sep. 2026

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Episoder

Ocean Solutions Ep. 2 (Wave Sensors) 09.10.2020

We get introduced to the latest in miniaturized ocean sensors and underwater drones with Dr. Isabel Houghton, data scientist with Sofar Ocean Technologies based in San Francisco, California.

Ocean Solutions Ep. 1 (Slavery on Fishing Vessels) 02.10.2020

We learn about human rights abuses on deep-sea fishing vessels and possible solutions with Gavin McDonald, a Project Researcher in the Environmental Market Solutions Lab at the Bren School of Environmental Policy and Management, UCSB.

OceanSolutions Teaser 28.09.2020

Ocean Solutions is a podcast for everyone passionate about the intersection of climate, conservation, and human rights.

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