From Sea to Plate is a live cooking show by FAO and the Monterey Bay Aquarium that merges gastronomy, storytelling, and dialogue to highlight the connection between aquatic foods and the

From Sea to Plate is a live cooking show by FAO and the Monterey Bay Aquarium that merges gastronomy, storytelling, and dialogue to highlight the connection between aquatic foods and the communities that produce them. The show features the blue swimming crab, illustrating its journey from coastal communities to the plate through discussions with chefs, fishers, market actors, and policymakers.

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In August, The Ocean Cleanup expanded operations to Colombia, signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Santa Marta to deploy Interceptors in the Río Manzanares and Río Gaira. This initiative

In August, The Ocean Cleanup expanded operations to Colombia, signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Santa Marta to deploy Interceptors in the Río Manzanares and Río Gaira. This initiative is part of the 30 Cities Program, aiming to prevent one-third of river plastic from entering the ocean by 2030.

In Panama City, Interceptors 024 and 025 effectively managed trash influx during heavy rains, while in Jamaica, Interceptors 011, 013, and 015 stopped tons of waste from reaching the Caribbean Sea. Additionally, our team tested the Smart Steering Strategy in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and plans to share findings soon. An upgrade for Interceptor 004 in the Dominican Republic will include a new 400-meter barrier to enhance plastic capture.

Plastic pollution threatens the pristine natural beauty and biodiversity of U.S. national parks, from Glacier Bay's icebergs to Dry Tortugas' coral reefs.

This National Parks Week, join the

Plastic pollution threatens the pristine natural beauty and biodiversity of U.S. national parks, from Glacier Bay's icebergs to Dry Tortugas' coral reefs.

This National Parks Week, join the effort to protect these vital habitats from plastic waste. Learn more at Oceana.

This video highlights the FAO's initiatives to enhance resilient livelihoods in conflict-affected communities in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe (BAY) States through the "Emergency agricultural

This video highlights the FAO's initiatives to enhance resilient livelihoods in conflict-affected communities in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe (BAY) States through the "Emergency agricultural livelihoods and protection assistance in Northeast Nigeria" project. Funded by the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO), the project aims to provide immediate food security and protection while offering long-term agricultural solutions to help vulnerable communities recover and build resilience against future challenges.

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One year ago, our first Interceptor (022) launched in Panama's Río Abajo as part of the Siete Cuencas Project.

This year, we expanded operations to the Río Matías Hernández and Juan

One year ago, our first Interceptor (022) launched in Panama's Río Abajo as part of the Siete Cuencas Project.

This year, we expanded operations to the Río Matías Hernández and Juan Díaz. Our efforts have prevented over 100,000 kg of trash from entering Panama Bay, significantly benefiting local communities and the environment.

In collaboration with our local partner @mareaverdepanama, we have deployed Interceptor 025 in Panama's Rio Matías Hernández. This effort aims to prevent more trash from reaching Panama

In collaboration with our local partner @mareaverdepanama, we have deployed Interceptor 025 in Panama's Rio Matías Hernández. This effort aims to prevent more trash from reaching Panama Bay.

This marks the third of seven planned deployments in Panama City, integral to our Siete Cuencas project. Stay tuned for further progress updates.

AI data centers demand continuous 24-hour power, but the reliance on diesel generators for backup poses a significant environmental risk. These fossil fuel generators increase air pollution,

AI data centers demand continuous 24-hour power, but the reliance on diesel generators for backup poses a significant environmental risk. These fossil fuel generators increase air pollution, particularly near communities, schools, and workplaces. Abby Young of the Bay Area Air District highlights how this emergency power production can worsen air quality.

For a deeper dive into this issue, watch the full conversation on A.I. for Good here. Please note that views expressed in Commonwealth Club World Affairs programs are solely those of the speakers.

Interceptor deployments are planned for the Philippines as part of our 30 Cities Program.

The first Interceptor will be deployed in the Meycauayan River in the coming months. This aims to

Interceptor deployments are planned for the Philippines as part of our 30 Cities Program.

The first Interceptor will be deployed in the Meycauayan River in the coming months. This aims to prevent trash from the Manila Bay Region from flowing into the ocean.

The Audacious Project, a collaborative funding initiative by TED, has awarded The Ocean Cleanup $121 million. This significant donation will kickstart the scale-up of our Interceptor technology

The Audacious Project, a collaborative funding initiative by TED, has awarded The Ocean Cleanup $121 million. This significant donation will kickstart the scale-up of our Interceptor technology through the 30 Cities Program. Our goal is to stop one-third of global plastic emissions from rivers into the ocean by the end of the decade, targeting highly polluting urban centers across Asia and the Americas.

This crucial funding provides a strong foundation for the program, enabling the planned deployment of Interceptor solutions this year in cities such as Barranquilla, Colombia; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Mumbai, India; Jakarta, Indonesia; and the Manila Bay Region, Philippines, among others.

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