SkyTruth in the News (2019)

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2019 News

December 29, 2019

The Future is Grim
Medium, by Cache Baba

December 28, 2019

Science Under Attack: How Trump Is Sidelining Researchers and Their Work
New York Times, by Brad Plumer and Coral Davenport

December 23, 2019

Spill and Run: Brazil Struggles to Identify Tanker Behind Major Oil Leak
Diálogo Chino, by Manuela Andreoni, Letícia Casado

December 19, 2019

Patterns of GPS Spoofing at Chinese Ports
The Maritime Executive, by Dana Goward

December 17, 2019

Chinese GPS Spoofing Circles Could Hide Iran Oil Shipments
GPS World, by Dana Goward

November 23, 2019

For the Conservation Movement, It’s Almost Heaven, West Virginia
Bright Ideas from Our Daily Planet, by Monica Medina

November 22, 2019

Tanker Identified as Possible Brazil Oil Spill Perpetrator
Mongabay, by Zoe Sullivan

November 21, 2019

Appalachia’s Strip-Mined Mountains Face a Growing Climate Risk: Flooding
Inside Climate News, co-published with The Weather Channel, by James Rogers. SkyTruth data was used in this analysis.

November 18, 2019

Nearly Three Months After Brazil Oil Spill, Origins Remain Uncertain
Mongabay, by Zoe Sullivan

November 1, 2019

5 Examples of How AI is Helping Companies Become More Sustainable
Medium, by Maria Sanu

October 25, 2019

Data on Global Fishing Activity and Ocean Ecosystems Now Available on Bloomberg Terminal
WebWire

October 6, 2019

Watch Out Corporations: Space Detectives are Watching You Ruin the Planet
Antarctica Journal

October 2, 2019

AIS Provides Skidmarks On The Ocean
MarineLink, by Rik van Hemmen

September 4, 2019

While ‘Zombie’ Mines Idle, Cleanup and Workers Suffer in Limbo
The Center for Public Integrity, Mark Olalde and Joe Yerardi, in partnership with High Country News and Ohio Valley ReSource

September 3, 2019

The Hidden Fight to Stop Illegal Fishing from Destroying our Oceans
Wired, Olive Heffernan

August 30, 2019

‘No Place to Hide’ for Illegal Fishing Fleets as Surveillance Satellites Prepare for Lift-Off
Mongabay, Gavin Haines

August 28, 2019

Six Marine Technologies Harnessing the Power of Big Data to Save Marine Ecosystem
DZone, Big Data Zone, Linda Ashok

August 27, 2019

Pirates, Stowaways, Vigilantes: ‘The Outlaw Ocean’ Humanizes Crime on the High Seas
Motherboard, Tech by VICE, Madeleine Gregory

August 8, 2019

Ship Visit: Sea Shepherd Shows the Future of Fisheries Protection
War on the Rocks, Texas National Security Review, Claude Berube

July 26, 2019

July 24, 2019

Artificial Intelligence Makes Waves in Seafood Traceability
GreenBiz, Melina Kourantidou

July 13, 2019

Shipwrecks Offshore of South Carolina Could Hold 21 Million Gallons of Oil
The Charleston Post and Courier, Bo Petersen

July 12, 2019

Artificial Intelligence Makes Fishing More Sustainable by Tracking Illegal Activity
Phys.org, Melina Kourantidou

June 28, 2019

Taylor Energy’s 15-Year Oil Spill — No End Or Action in Sight
Our Daily Planet, Alexandra Patel

June 27, 2019

Why is a Spill that Started in 2004 Still Leaking Oil in the Gulf of Mexico?
Mother Nature Network, Noel Kirkpatrick

June 26, 2019

Oil Company has been Leaking 4,500 Gallons of Oil per Day into the Gulf of Mexico for 14 Years
Daily Kos, Walter Einenkel

June 23, 2019

Pescados de Estero, Latidos del Atlántico
El País, José Carlos Capel

June 13, 2019

NGO Works as High Seas Sleuth to Track Illegal Fishing
MSN.com

May 23, 2019

Big Data, AI Cast a Global Net for Illegal Fishing Vessels
The Network (Cisco), by Matt Bokor

April 8, 2019

"Magic Pipe" MARPOL Violations Can Be Spotted from Space
The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2019

Indonesia oil slicks highlight weak enforcement against bilge dumping
Mongabay

March 20, 2019

Panama Signs Agreement to Make its Fishing Fleet Visible to the World
Global Fishing Watch

January 16, 2019

Sea Shepherd’s Eastern Tropical Pacific IUU Patrolling Campaign
SeaShepherd.org [archived page on Wayback Machine]