People and planet Fisheries and oceans Topics View all Climate and energy People and planet Business and innovation Subcategories View all Clean air Food safety Fisheries and oceans Forests Clean water Chemicals and health Environmental justice Video July 8, 2026 In Hawaii, tradition meets innovation Sustainable fish farms can help feed the world and create jobs. This video gives you an inside look at a novel aquaculture pen in Hawaii. Climate change July 1, 2026 From Cuba, new clues to coral reef survival A research trip surveyed over 2,000 nautical miles of coastline around Cuba and identified resilient coral reefs that can help guide future... Deep dive May 7, 2026 This seafood comes with a backstory you can verify Do you know where your seafood comes from? That often murky picture is starting to clear up with digital tracking. This year, two small... Deep dive April 10, 2026 From crisis to recovery: How the Magnuson-Stevens Act rebuilt US fisheries For 50 years, the Magnuson-Stevens Act has set the global standard for sustainable fishing, helping to rebuild depleted stocks and... In Pictures March 25, 2026 In Hawaii, innovation is transforming fish farming Almost half the fish consumed in the U.S. is farmed, much of it in countries that lack strong environmental protections. A new U.S... Climate change March 19, 2026 At Mumbai Climate Week, solutions that can reach millions of people An event both glamorous and earnest, intellectual and inspirational, Mumbai hosted India’s first-ever Climate Week. The gathering showcased... Deep dive February 19, 2026 From collapse to comeback: How a Mexican fishery charted a new course In Mexico, sustainable fishing has helped turn around a struggling industry. It could be a model for others to follow. Video January 29, 2026 Finding common ground, locals revive a Nevada river Thanks to an unusual collaboration between people who used to disagree, a threatened river basin in the Nevada desert is restored to life —... Feature September 18, 2025 The little-known success story of unlikely allies who saved Gulf Coast fishing When red snapper populations started crashing, fisherman Keith “Buddy” Guindon stopped ignoring environmentalists and started collaborating... 1 2 ... 4 The only climate stories you need, straight to your inbox
