The hosts go around the globe to share a look at the state of emergency of our oceans and provide tips on how viewers can help mitigate this worldwide issue.
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Dean Cain
Self - Host
Laura McKenzie
Self - Host
Elizabeth Stanton
Self - Host
Montel Williams
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source: Ocean Emergency: Currents of Hope
It's a great thing to keep these issues in front of the public. The issue is that the REAL solutions aren't palatable or popular. Short of some form of worldwide population control the best bet is to reduce or stop production/consumption - good luck. During the pandemic pollution levels dropped tremendously - go figure (rolling eyes). Elect leaders who will prioritize the health of the planet we live on over profit and security? Great idea but those "radical" people won't get elected, too much corporate influence. Keep producing movies and raising the issues but unless we fundamentally change our economies, we are all a bunch of simmering frogs, and the pot is about to boil.
source: Ocean Emergency: Currents of Hope
It's a great thing to keep these issues in front of the public. The issue is that the REAL solutions aren't palatable or popular. Short of some form of worldwide population control the best bet is to reduce or stop production/consumption - good luck. During the pandemic pollution levels dropped tremendously - go figure (rolling eyes). Elect leaders who will prioritize the health of the planet we live on over profit and security? Great idea but those "radical" people won't get elected, too much corporate influence. Keep producing movies and raising the issues but unless we fundamentally change our economies, we are all a bunch of simmering frogs, and the pot is about to boil.
