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BLUE The Film – Ocean On A Precipice, Illusion Of Abundance

By Carolyn McDowall

Blue: the Film, a documentary made by advocates for our Oceans, lays the facts out clearly and succinctly in a way we can all understand. Become a guardian now!

Environment, GiveAway, Natural EnvironmentSeptember 20, 2017

BLUE: The Film – ENTER OUR GIVEAWAY WIN 1 X 10 DOUBLE PASSES

By Carolyn McDowall

ENTER our GIVEAWAY to BLUE a documentary film that takes us on a provocative journey on both land and in the sea about the health and well being of our Oceans

Diver Joel Gonzaga of the Philippine fishing boat 'Vergene' works in and around a skipjack tuna fishing net using just a single plastic air hose connected to a rusty compressor onboard the fishing boat at surface, 12 November 2012. Perhaps the most dangerous fishing method of all, compressor diving is known in the Philippines as 'Pa-aling' diving. According to Gonzaga, who spends months at a time on board the 'Vergene', fatal injuries and deaths occur regularly. The most common cause of death from 'Pa-aling' diving is due to decompression illness, otherwise known as 'the bends'. Dangerous fishing methods such as 'Pa-aling' are a major contributor to the overfishing crisis in and around the Philippines.

Arts & Culture Conversations, Arts & Entertainment News & Reviews, Environment, Events, Movies, Natural Environment, Science & TechnologySeptember 5, 2017

BLUE: The Day The Sea Changed – Become an Ocean Guardian Now

By Carolyn McDowall

BLUE, the film about a crisis in our oceans, reveals the reasons we need to become guardians of the oceans, to deliver a legacy future generations can live with