Phil Plumley.
Ocean Matters Podcast
A Podcast dedicated to the love and preservation of the oceans. Past, Present & Future. Raising Awareness every step of the Way.
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Phil Plumley.
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Jul 8, 2026
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Episodes
What's the least bad way to cool the planet? 04.10.2021 14:51
An opinion shared in the NY Times by the leading David Keith.
Can we harness the natural power of the ocean to fight climate change? 01.10.2021 7:47
Published in theHill.com authored by the brilliant Brad Ack and Peter de Menocal.
Maybe the climate emergency has gotten so bad we'll start to do something about it 01.10.2021 5:32
An article originally published in the concordmonitor.com
Greenland is a wonderland of ice... Part 2/2 29.09.2021 14:17
Based on the article of Tony Bartelme in postandcourier.com
Greenland is a wonderland of ice... Part 1/2 29.09.2021 19:39
Part 1...
Climate change threatens base of Polar Oceans' bountiful food webs. 29.09.2021 9:29
An article from the Lawrence Berkeley national library, based on the publication in Nature Communications "The biogeographic differentiation of algal microbiomes in the upper ocean from pole to pole".
Ocean Plastic in new graphic fabric 29.09.2021 4:02
An article from innovationtextiles.com illustrating use of recycled plastics.
Cop26, Women must be heard, rights groups say 27.09.2021 7:23
A read of the article in the Guardian.
The day I surfed a kelp break 23.09.2021 9:11
An article issued in surfertoday.com authored by Luis MP.
Authors and Writers, how I support and help them share their message. 22.09.2021 6:10
A few words on how I support authors and writers share their message.
Companies hoping to grow carbon-sucking kelp may be rushing ahead of the science 20.09.2021 28:57
An article in technologyreview.com authored by James Temple reminding us that our enthusiasm regarding Kelp and seaweed as carbon solutions is not yet science proven nor clear of what impacts it may have.
The forgotten tale of a black mariner during the age of exploration 18.09.2021 15:39
A read of the article/interview made by Donna Sakar of historian Andres Reséndez in discovermagazine.com
How much will our oceans warm and cause sea levels to rise this century? 18.09.2021 11:33
A read of the article found in the conversation.com authored by the very talented Miriam Frankel.
Governments failing woefully short of Paris climate pledges 17.09.2021 8:16
An article authored by Oliver Milman.
Climate change poses a threat to our oceans 16.09.2021 14:41
An article in un.org by the leading Isabella Lövin!
An article suggesting a Plan for Biden's administration 15.09.2021 17:58
Ar article in Americanprogress.org by Kelly Kryc and Kat So.
Diverse voices from our maritime past 11.09.2021 15:30
A quick read of an article in the whoi.edu authored by Richard King and David Anderson.
Polar Opposites 10.09.2021 11:42
An article in the Marine Diaries by Bridget Hott.
Climate Code Red - what are you doing to address the climate emergency? 08.09.2021 11:01
An article in the San Diego Union Tribune where readers wrote in.
Monaco in favor of a comprehensive multilateral solution to the problem of plastic pollution 07.09.2021 5:15
Sourced in wealthmonaco.com an article reminding us of Monaco's commitment to the oceans.
Humpbacks have different things to say in the absence of cruise ships. 07.09.2021 7:52
An article authored by Amorina Kingdon in hakaimagazine.com
How to fight microplastics with magnets 06.09.2021 10:28
Taken from a recent article on Fionn Ferreira.
One Ocean, by President Macron. 06.09.2021 4:39
President Macron leads a new Ocean Summit.
Robo-penguins. 04.09.2021 7:45
A few words on a new AUV headed by Burkard Baschek and EvoLogics.
Why meeting the Paris agreement means managing the ocean 03.09.2021 11:07
A read of Thomas Andersen's article originally published in Race To Zero.
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