I recently watched an amazing movie for my AP environmental class in school and here is my response/review. PLEASE WATCH IT. SO SO GOOD. Learn more here (mission blue.org) The movie is on Netflix too! When Sylvia Earle said “No ocean, no life. No ocean, no us.” she meant that as humans we often don’t classify ourselves or give ourselves the responsibility and equivalent relationship with Earth (as we do deer or snakes for example), and rather see Earth as a tool and a burial ground for waste and mistakes. Ms. Earle mentions how things are constantly being thrown over ships with little to no thought. Earle states that if we keep using the oceans as our trashcans, we won’t have any more ocean left. We used to think that there was nothing we could do to harm the oceans, but there is, and each action that humans take regarding fossil fuels and output of CO2 into the atmosphere affects the ocean drastically. As an example, in the film divers explored a remote coral sea off the
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