Warming sea temperatures and ocean acidification put the millions around the world who rely on the sea, at risk.
He sat shirtless on his thin bamboo floor in a home built on posts rising out of the Banda Sea. Tadi had just returned in his dugout canoe from scanning crevices in a nearby reef for octopus. He and his neighbours spend every day this way – scouring the ocean for something to eat or sell. Fishing, here, is about survival.
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Environment
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Lifestyle
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Ecowatch
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Ocean
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Climate change
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ocean acidification
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Sea nomad
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Sea gypsies
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Carbon
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