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Seaspiracy Review of Netflix documentary - Review by Marine Biologist on the Netflix documentary Seaspiracy debunked covering overfishing, a conspiracy of in...
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Jun 30, 2021 · Layanan streaming Netflix baru-baru ini kembali merilis film dokumenter berjudul Seaspiracy. Film yang pertama kali ditayangkan pada tanggal 24 Maret 2021 ini telah membuat kontroversi yang menghebohkan dunia. Seaspiracy mengangkat cerita tentang ancaman kerusakan ekosistem laut. Film yang berdurasi 2 jam ini diproduksi oleh sutradara Ali Tabrizi.
Mar 25, 2021 · I was left staring at the screen with my jaw as on the floor as humanly possible. By 2048, our oceans could be empty of fish. That’s just one of the utterly shocking moments from a new documentary on Seaspiracy. The documentary has had a profound impact on me. 24 hours later an I, an […]
Jul 10, 2021 · Seaspiracy is a recent Netflix documentary directed by Ali Tabrizi and his assistant Lucy Tabrizi that exposes what really is hurting the oceans. Our oceans are our sanctuary, and we must protect them from harm. Without our ocean, we’d be as good as dead. Marine ecosystems are vital in keeping the Earth balanced and everyone would want to ...
Overfishing. The documentary claimed that by 2048, our oceans will be depleted of fish. While this fact has received some criticism (mainly because it’s based on an outdated 2006 study ), the rate at which our oceans are losing their biodiversity is still shocking. These numbers are reflected in more recent studies, too.
Jan 4, 2021 · The talk of the town is the new Netflix documentary Seaspiracy. It’s brought to you by the filmmaker behind Cowspiracy (hence the name), so you know it’s going to be controversial. We watched it, and have seen the many takes—hot and not-so-hot—on it. So here’s a more nuanced one. Whether you’ve watched it or not, you’re invited to ...
Jul 2, 2021 · “Seaspiracy managed to highlight some of the most key concerns regarding the damage done to the oceans by human activities,” according to the Scott J Cooper Council, “The time to act is now. If we keep kicking these problems down to the next generation, we will miss our opportunity and the human and financial cost will be exponentially ...
