On the recordApril 1, 2009
If the ocean dies, we die. Mankind cannot survive without the ocean, not just from feeding, but just from what the ocean does with carbon and so on.
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congress.govIf the ocean dies, we die. Mankind cannot survive without the ocean, not just from feeding, but just from what the ocean does with carbon and so on.
Emphasizing the critical importance of ocean health for human survival.
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