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Contributor: To stop Trump's pillaging, 'vote the ocean' this fall Original

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By David Helvarg
| Yahoo Verified
President Trump's administration and his fearfully compliant congressional majority treat our public seas like a treasure chest to be looted. On election day this November, that record should weigh on the minds of voters who care about the economy and our blue world. Trump's personal hatred of offshore wind power (since Scotland approved wind turbines off his Aberdeen golf resort in 2013) has led to orders to shut down projects under construction up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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'Where Things Get Tricky': Daniel Swain on the Ocean, El Niño, and Climate Change

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By David Helvarg
| Common Dreams Verified
On Saturday August 22, the world’s ocean surface temperature was the hottest it’s ever been recorded—just a fraction under 70°F. As the ocean continues warming, I and Vicki Nichols Goldstein of the Inland Ocean Coalition interviewed weather and climate scientist Daniel Swain who is affiliated with the University of California’s California Institute for Water Resources and the National Science Foundation’s National Center for Atmospheric Research. We spoke with him on our Rising Tide Ocean Podcast.
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A New Threat to the Seas

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By David Helvarg
| The Progressive Verified
If you’ve read works from Arthur C. Clarke and other science fiction writers of the 1950s, you may remember the once-popular sci-fi concept of underwater cities powered by nuclear energy. While we may still be a ways from living in those  underwater cities, nukes at sea are a step closer to becoming a reality.
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