1. Since there is no clear leadership in the fight against ocean, having clear international directives on how to improve the current ocean situation could be what is needed... What is the simplest and most efficient way to improve global ocean health? Could these strategies could be considered as laws or obligations in some countries in order to facilitate the implementation at first?
2. URL:Exploring how climate change relates to oceans
2.1. The greatest concern is that the basic chemistry of oceans is changing faster than it ever has over the past 65 million years. The continual absorption of CO2 increases acidity levels, and—when combined with the warming of our oceans—more coral reefs are dying off and can no longer offer a healthy ocean habitat for the species that rely on them for food and protection. Scientists estimate if the current rates of temperature increase continue, the oceans will become too warm for coral reefs by 2050.
2.1.1. Theme 8: Ocean Chemistry
2.1.1.1. Keywords: What is the chemistry of our ocean?
2.1.1.2. URL: Fisheries and Oceans Canada
2.1.1.2.1. Theme 9: Ocean Acidification
2.1.1.3. Google Search
3. Theme 6: Vegan alternatives to seafood?
3.1. Keywords: Alternatives to seafood
3.2. URL: 4 Surprising Vegan Seafood Alternatives — 86 Eats
3.3. Google Search
4. Theme 7: Link between global warming and ocean health
4.1. Keywords: Temperature Rise and Ocean Health
4.2. Google Search
5. Synthesis: There is already plenty of strategies to help reduce ocean pollution (local communities, algae works, fisheries management etc.) but there is no general consensus amongst governments and population on whether a certain strategy is more efficient than another, thus allowing its implementation on a larger scale. The issue is not the lack of creativity towards solution on environment destruction, but rather its put into use as a habit...
6. Theme 1 : Eat sustainable seafood
6.1. URL: 10 Ways You Can Help Save the Oceans
6.1.1. Choose seafood that is healthy for you and the oceans from well-managed, wild fisheries. We know it’s hard to know what fish are okay to eat, which is why you can turn to these helpful resources.
6.1.1.1. Theme 2: What is sustainable sea food?
6.1.1.1.1. Google Search
6.2. Google Search
6.3. Keywords: Improving Ocean Health
7. Theme 4: Plastic & Ocean
7.1. Google Search
7.2. Keywords: Improving ocean polluton
7.3. URL: The surprising solution to ocean plastic | David Katz
7.3.1. Local Communities working and trading to re-use old materials in exchange for remuneration
7.3.1.1. Theme 5: Local Communities and Ocean Health?
7.3.1.1.1. Google Search
7.3.1.1.2. URL: Plastic pollution: seaside communities coming together will save us – not technology
7.3.1.1.3. Keywords: Local communities and ocean health
7.3.2. Poor people could collect materials from door to door, from the street, from business At the end of the day, these people who collect get to bring the material back to the community center where it will weigh the materials, check it for quality and transfer the value into the account of the person who collect it and turns it into incomes (will be an online account for the person that become an assets).