What Happens When the Ocean Stops Working?

The problem isn’t sustainability—it’s visibility and viability

The ocean is more than beautiful. It’s our life support system.

It produces over half the oxygen we breathe, regulates Earth’s climate by absorbing over 90% of excess heat and about a quarter of our carbon emissions. It feeds 3.3 billion people, powers global weather, and supports a $1.5 trillion economy.

But this system—the one that keeps our climate stable, food on our plates, and economies afloat—is breaking down fast.