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Rebecca Hubbard

  • Editor and Communications Specialist, Acacium Group, Freelance
As seen in: Medium, Economist Impact, Euronews, Memory Studies, Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM), SAGE Publishing, Taylor & Francis Online, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), JAMA Oncology, EURACTIV and
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Make it make sense: Pay to see the Twelve Apostles, but gas companies drill for gas and dump right beside them tax free?

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By Louise Morris, Rebecca Hubbard, Kate Noble
| thepoint.com.au
WHAT'S NEW Visitors to the Twelve Apostles along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road will soon be asked to pay an entry fee, with the Vic State Government arguing it’s ‘only fair’ that visitors contribute to maintaining one of Australia’s most visited natural landmarks. More than two million people visit the site each year, and revenue from the new booking system and visitor centre is intended to help protect the fragile coastline and manage tourism impacts.
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Two prospects for huge ocean conservation gains are now within grasp - and it’s about time

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By Louise Morris, Tegan George, Rebecca Hubbard
| thepoint.com.au
Amidst the high drama of parliament this past month, a quiet but historic moment is unfolding largely unnoticed. After two decades of campaigning, several years of treaty negotiations, and a few more drafting laws, legislation has finally been tabled for Australia to join the new High Seas Treaty. This is arguably the most significant global agreement on nature protection of our generation.
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The High Seas Treaty: ocean health is our health

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By Rebecca Hubbard
| Economist Impact
Rebecca Hubbard Rebecca Hubbard, director, High Seas Alliance PUBLISHED 20 MAY, 2024 • 4 MIN READ Oceanographer Sylvia Earle describes the inextricable link between humans and the ocean: “Even if you never have the chance to see or touch the ocean, the ocean touches you with every breath you take, every drop of water you drink, every bite you consume.
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