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THE GREAT FEEDBACK LOOP BETWEEN LAND AND SEAMeeting the OceanWATER’S JOURNEY FROM THE MOUNTAINTOP TO THE SEAWATER, A CAPTIVE OF GRAVITYTHE JOURNEY BEGINSThe Stream-Order ContinuumRoads, Urban Sprawl, and WaterHow We Think About Water CatchmentsThe Hydrological ContinuumFrom Wells to the RiverForest-Dependent IndustriesOf Communities and BioregionsSUMMARYENDNOTESTHE RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAND AND SEATHE ANTHROPOCENEHOW FORESTS, SALMON, AND MONSOONS UNITE LAND AND SEAFrom Forests Watered by Maritime Storms to Wooden Mariners Plying the Seven SeasFrom The Forest To The Sea And Back Again, the Salmon’s StoryAir Circumnavigates the Globe As WindDustBiogenic AerosolsAnthropogenic PollutionOf Monsoons and DynastiesSUMMARYENDNOTESTHE RECIPROCAL FEEDBACK LOOPS TODAYCHEMICAL POLLUTIONHow Aboveground Water-Borne Pollutants Get Into the OceanHow Belowground Water-Borne Pollutants Get Into the OceanOnce in the World’s Oceans, Do All Pesticide Residues Stay There? Dead ZonesThe Agricultural ConnectionThe Fishery-Nitrogen ConnectionThe Industrial ConnectionThe Weather ConnectionACIDIFICATIONCorn As BiofuelCarbon Dioxide and Ocean AcidificationTHE COELACANTH’S STORYSUMMARYENDNOTESTHE OCEAN AS A COMMONDITYENDNOTECHAPTEREXPLOITATIONOCEAN TRAVELWHALINGOVERFISHINGOFFSHORE OILSUMMARYENDNOTESFLOTSAMNATURE’S LIFE-SUSTAINING MARINE DRIFTWOODHUMAN GARBAGEMicro-PlasticsThe Great Garbage PatchesThe Plastic IslandTsunami DebrisSUMMARYENDNOTESTEMPERATUREAN AIRBORNE PARADOXTHE WORLD OF PELAGIC MICROBESANTHROPOGENIC-INDUCED CHANGEINDICRECT EFFECTS OF OCEAN WARMING HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT THIS?SUMMARYENDNOTESTHE OCEAN AS A BIOPHYSICAL LIVING TRUSTENDNOTESTHE OCEAN COMMONSEXPERIENCING THE COMMONSTHE COMMONS USUFRUCT LAWHOW THE COMMONS USUFRUCT LAW AROSELOSING SIGHT OF THE COMMONS USUFRUCT LAWRECAPTURING THE COMMONS USUFRUCT LAWPrinciple 1: Sharing Life’s Experiences Connects Us To One AnotherPrinciple 2: Cooperation and Coordination Are the Bedrock of Sustaining the Social-Environmental CommonsPrinciple 3: The Art of Living Lies in How We Practice RelationshipsPrinciple 4: There is More Beauty and Peace Than Ugliness and CrueltyPrinciple 5: People Must Be Equally Informed if They Are To Function As A Truly Democratic Community and SocietyPrinciple 6: We Must Consciously Limit Our "Wants" Principle 7: Every Decision Is The Author of a Never-Ending Story of Cause and EffectPrinciple 8: Simplicity is the Key to Contentment, Adaptability, and SurvivalPrinciple 9: Marvel at the Abundance and Resilience of planet EarthPrinciple 10: Only Mobile Property Can Be Owned OutrightPrinciple 11: Nature, Spirituality, and Human Well-Being Are ParamountPrinciple 12: Every Legal Citizen Deserves the Right To VotePrinciple 13: We Must Choose; In That We Have No ChoicePrinciple 14: We Change the World Simply Because We ExistOUR CHALLENGE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURYSUMMARYENDNOTESTHE OCEAN AS A BIOPHYSICAL LIVING TRUSTTHE NATURAL<?>CULTURAL CONTINUUMHOW HUMAN THINKING AFFECTS THE OCEANTHE UTOPIAN MYTHA BIOLOGICAL LIVING TRUSTThe Ocean As a Biophysical Living TrustA Biophysical Living Trust as a Big IdeaSUMMARYENDNOTESGOVERNING THE COMMONS AS A BIOLOGICAL LIVING TRUSTRECOGNIZING PERCEPTION AS TRUTHWEALTH VERSUS MONEY?WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?LESSONS WE NEED TO LEARNLesson One: Emphasize Quality Rather Than QuantityLesson Two: Favor Biophysical Effectiveness Over Economic EfficiencyLesson Three: Recognize That Loss of Sustainability Occurs Over TimeLesson Four: Recognize That Resource Issues Are Complex and Process-DrivenLesson Five: Accept the Uncertainty of Change, Its Novelty, and Its Potential OpportunitiesLesson Six: Understand That Loss of Material Possessions Does Not Herald the End of the WorldOur Ultimate LessonTHE CHANGING BIOPHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTTHE NEED FOR ADAPTIVE PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNANCEPrinciple 1: ResponsibilityPrinciple 2: Matching ScalesPrinciple 3: PrecautionPrinciple 4: Adaptive CaretakingPrinciple 5: Full-Cost AllocationPrinciple 6: ParticipationPrinciple 7: Shared LeadershipTHE MEANING OF SHARED OR REVOLVING LEADERSHIPPSYCHOLOGICAL MATURITY AND TRUSTEESHIP OF THE COMMONSIntra-personal: How We Treat OurselfInter-personal: How We Treat OthersBetween People and the EnvironmentBetween People in the Present and Those of the FutureSUMMARYENDNOTESREPAIRING THE OCEAN COMMONSHOW THE OCEAN COMMONS IS TREATED IS A MATTER OF HUMAN VALUESUNDERSTANDING THE MEANING OF REPAIRWhy Restoration Is Not PossibleReason One: Change Is A Constant ProcessReason Two: Human Have Fundamentally Altered the World Throughout the MillenniaReason Three: No Records Exist of Conditions Prior to the European ImmigrationReason Four: We Cannot Go Back In TimeRestoration As We Currently Think of ItEnter the Concept of RestorationRethinking the Concept of RestorationThe Balance of NatureWe Humans Are A Natural Part of NatureRepairing Biophysical Systems?Special ConsiderationsMicrohabitatsMutualistic Symbiotic RelationshipsEndemic SpeciesRare SpeciesMARINE PROTECTED AREASWhy Marine Protected Areas Are NecessaryA Functional Understanding of "Habitat" Habitat Fragmentation versus Habitat ConnectivityMarine Protected Areas per seBEYOND THE PROTECTED AREASSUMMARYENDNOTESWHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? WHO ARE WE AS A CULTURE TODAY? CATEGORIES OF VALUEUniversal ValuesCultural ValuesIndividual ValuesTHE CENTRAL TENET OF EDUCATIONWHAT DOES IT MEAN TO "NURTURE" CHILDREN? HOW THE CHILDREN OF TODAY ARE EDUCATEDSUMMARYENDNOTESCONCLUDING THOUGHTS