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OA MEETINGS and Meetups

Meet UpOceans Alert will organize community meetings. Interchange among people at these Meetings shapes the creation, direction and implementation of Oceans Alert's campaigns.

 

 

Current CAMPAIGNS for healthy fish

Healthy FishLearn about our Restaurants for Healthier Fish Initiative seeking FDA issuance of updated standards for PCBs, Polychlorinated Biphenyls, a carcinogen.

Concurrently, Oceans Alert will be identifying healthy farmed fish populations as a first step toward the Certification of farmed fish.

Read about our Mercury Reduction efforts

Smoke StackIn the US, the EPA estimates that up to six hundred thousand (600,000) newborns each year are born with excessive mercury levels in their bodies – at risk for learning disabilities, as well as neurological and physical problems.

Everything possible must be done to reduce mercury emissions from Coal-Fired Power Plants, Chlorine Plants that utilize Mercury, all other sources of Mercury contamination, including that from other countries by legislation,regulation, incentives, negotiation or treaty.

Sign up for our Mercury Alert Mailing List and keep informed of our efforts!

— to be part of Oceans Alert —

You are invited to act on Oceans Alert's initiatives whether or not you join Oceans Alert. Members receive OA newsletters and notices of OA happenings.

If you wish to join a meeting group, first join Oceans Alert. Members of any group can organize their meetings through Oceans Alert, or they can go to oceansalert.meetup.com, which will set up a meeting place and time. Groups suchs as those in New York City and Brazil organize their own OA meetings. In either case, local coordinators may change the listed time, location and date of the meetings.

You can actively make a difference!
Oceans Alert’s mission is to involve people worldwide to help rebuild healthy and sustainable fish populations and to restore the health of the oceans and waterways