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CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE BLOG BY OCEAN NEXUS

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Deep Sea Mining, Nirvana Concepts, and the Horizon of Blue Injustice

Beneath the surface, the ocean’s depths hold cultural and ecological significance, challenging corporate imaginaries and their “nirvana concepts,” and prompting a reevaluation of the “blue economy” narrative.

Ocean Desalination: Let’s Start Moving the Discussion from Techno-solutionism to Social Equity

If the principles of equity were what guided our thinking, industrial, community dividing, polluting technologies might not be our only option.

Is Your Tuna Not Only Sustainable, but Equitable?

The impact of South Pacific Albacore fisheries management on equity for Pacific Island countries and territories.

ChatGPT in Marine Policy May Be Inevitable: How Do We Prioritize Equity?

Incorporating ChatGPT into policymaking processes by prioritizing capacity building and equitable usage and development of AI language tools.

Eight Recommended Readings in Critical Environmental Justice

Drawing from an interdisciplinary list of scholars, this list of must-reads explores the nexus of oceans and justice research.

Reframing Gender Studies in Marine Social Science to Address Structural Inequities in Ocean Governance

Intersectional analysis is crucial for marine science contributions in equitable ocean governance.

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