Ocean – Sustainability & Environmental Justice @ John Jay College

The Last Fish Swimming, Book Talk with Gohar Petrossian

Alexander Schlutz Sep 27, 2019 Tagged with #biodiversity, #GoharPetrossian, #wildlifecrime, Environmental Crime, EnvironmentalCrime, Ocean, Sustainability, Wildlife

Room: 6.68 Free Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/LastFishSwimming Gohar Petrossian is an Assistant Professor in John Jay’s Criminal Justice department, and Director of the International Crime and Justice Masters Program. Her research interests include crimes against wildlife and environmental criminology. Humans are deeply …

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The Water Will Come: 5 Takeaway Review

Joan Hoffman Feb 24, 2019 Tagged with Antarctica, Climate Change, climate justice, Floods, inequality, military, Ocean, policy, real estate, resilience

It was eerie watching the water rise slowly and steadily over the wall separating the garden from the tidal marsh at the edge of a small city in northern Florida , for the experience matched the accounts given by coastal …

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Film screening: “It’s everybody’s ocean”

Alexander Schlutz Jan 17, 2015 Tagged with Film, International, Islands, Japan, Marine Life, New York City, Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Plastic, Water Pollution

“It’s Everybody’s Ocean” tells a story of how marine debris is affecting the people of Ikema, a tiny and beautiful island of the Miyako Islands, known for its stunning coral reefs. The island’s once pristine beaches now play host to tons …

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The Last Fish Swimming, Book Talk with Gohar Petrossian

The Water Will Come: 5 Takeaway Review

Film screening: “It’s everybody’s ocean”