Adora Maris

Adora Maris

This week marks the 800th edition of World Ocean Radio. We began broadcasting in 2009 on Community Radio, WERU 89.9 FM in Blue Hill, Maine, USA. We thank the WERU management and trustees for their initial confidence in this project, and to all listeners and Citizens of the Ocean around the world, for tuning in and responding so positively. Adora Maris translates from the Latin as “worship of the sea,” reflecting cultural reverence of and for the ocean. Thanks for listening. The sea connects all things.

A weekly series of 5-minute insights on ocean science, advocacy, education, global ocean issues, marine science, policy, challenges, and solutions. Hosted by Peter Neill, Founder of W2O. Celebrating the broadcast of our 800th episode in August of this year! The full catalog is free to download and is available for RSS feed and broadcast by college, community and public radio stations worldwide via Exchange.prx.org and Audioport.org. Visit WorldOceanObservatory.org for the full catalog, searchable by theme.

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Episoder(308)

Don't Need to Greenwash Anymore

Don't Need to Greenwash Anymore

This week, inspired by a recent post by journalist Andrew Lewin for The Daily Ocean Brief, we are discussing the "greenwashing phenomenon” and the investigation and prosecution of more than 400 compan...

22 Sep 5min

How to Describe Ocean Benefit

How to Describe Ocean Benefit

ABOUT THIS EPISODEThis week on World Ocean Radio we are reading from a Scotland Nature Agency presentation that describes the benefits from Nature, defined by four actions: provisioning, regulating, s...

14 Sep 5min

Truth and Trends by the Numbers

Truth and Trends by the Numbers

This week on World Ocean Radio we are revisiting the Global Footprint Network and the concept of "overshoot", the number of days by which citizens and corporations of any nation consume the natural re...

9 Sep 5min

Eustacy: A Word for the Ocean

Eustacy: A Word for the Ocean

Eustacy is a word used to describe worldwide changes of sea level. This is a new word for us: even though it seems we live in a eustatic world. We're using this newly-discovered word to distill the fi...

1 Sep 5min

The Incredible Coffee Machine

The Incredible Coffee Machine

Some of the world’s greatest innovations were born from unexpected conversations rather than scheduled meetings. Ideas often emerge not during presentations but in hallways, kitchens, cafés, and share...

27 Aug 5min

The Climate Change Iceberg

The Climate Change Iceberg

This week we are looking at an organization in Kenya that is addressing the ocean climate challenge. Power Shift Africa is providing cutting-edge analysis and solutions-focused policy ideas as a means...

28 Jul 5min

Apprenticing

Apprenticing

Apprenticing has long been thought of as a term to describe someone working beside a master craftsperson to learn a trade and to refine a professional skill: whether it be pottery or electrical, cabin...

23 Jul 5min

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