g-Think | Issue 21: Oceans

Ocean Health Issues and Answers Why we need healthy oceans, why the oceans are in crisis and what can be done about it. [more]
The Rime of the Awakening Mariner Lauren Mann provides a fresh take on Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s epic song of the sea. [more]
The River Wife—Chapter One In an exclusive for g-Think readers, chairman and co-founder of Green Team Australia, Heather Rose, also an award-winning author, reads from her latest novel, The River Wife, a myth about water… [more]
The ROI of Oceans Dollars, cents and the business case for ocean health. Forget warm and fuzzy, this is about cold, hard cash. [more]
The Undeniable Influence of The Tour Operator They bring their clients face-to-face with the natural wonders of the ocean. As such, tour operators could be a powerful force in getting people more emotionally engaged with the ocean. Meet one who’s… [more]
What Lies Beneath: The Secret of The Cove The Academy Award-winning documentary demonstrates not only the brutal slaughter of dolphins in Japan, but also how an emotional appeal just might be the best way to arouse awareness on ocean issues. [more]
Message In A Test Tube Dr. Mary Hagedorn is creating a genetic bank for every coral species on the planet. But is she any match for a baby panda? [more]
Barrier Islands For centuries, artists and authors have turned to the ocean for inspiration. Meet one who has made a ritual of it in North Carolina. [more]
The Great Barrier Reef; The Good, The Bad… Some say Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is barreling down a path toward disaster and destruction. Rowan Smith says, not so fast... [more]
A Former Client Gone Wrong Green Team used to work with BP. Now that the brand has become the poster child for environmental disaster, we reflect on what used to be. [more]
Should We Have Known Better? Even as the oil continues to gush into the gulf, it’s not too early for a little introspection on the topic. [more]
Oceans Neuron Jimmie Stone directs and edits this piece, reminding us that we've all contributed to the Gulf disaster by perpetuating the cycle of oil dependency. [more]