# Boris Worm

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If the tax gets axed after the next election, whenever it comes... What kind of policy might replace it?

A study published in the journal Science examines 1500 climate policies from more than 40 countries, to see what works. Our oceans guy Boris Worm drops by from Dalhousie University to tell Jeff about some of the findings.

Episode 24 - Boris Worm, Marine Ecologist

In this episode, we interview Dr. Boris Worm. He's a marine ecologist in the Department of Biology with a focus on biodiversity and conservation research. Dr. Worm is also the Ocean Literacy Ambassador with the Ocean Frontier Institute and the Founder and Scientific Director of Ocean School. Our lo…

Preview - Boris Worm, Marine Ecologist

Meet Boris Worm, a marine ecologist at Dalhousie University. Full episode drops Friday, October 1, 2021.

Here's what some federal party candidates are thinking about the oceans, and related industries

In every federal election since 2011, our oceans guy Boris Worm has asked candidates from all the federal parties what their policies would mean for the oceans.

Do 11,000 sharks die every hour?

Hollywood has given sharks a terrible reputation. But in reality, the finned fish should be far more scared of us, than we of them. Millions of sharks are killed in fishing nets and lines every year. One statistical claim seems to sum up the scale of this slaughter – that 100 million sharks are kil…

Report: seven of Earth's nine critical systems that support life and human civilization are in danger zone

Our oceans guy, Boris Worm, tells guest host Alex Guye about the new Planetary Health Check from the Potsdam Institute. And about the available solutions to the problems we face.

The ocean off Nova Scotia is warming from the bottom up, which is not what was expected

Boris Worm drops by from Dalhousie University to explain new data to guest host Alex Guye.

Skeptic Check: Cryptids

Bigfoot could get official status if proposed legislation passes making it the state cryptid of California. If nothing else, the effort shows that fascination with cryptids has an outsized footprint on our culture. We look at why mythical creatures continue to capture imaginations - as well as pass…