After the Fact

A podcast from The Pew Charitable Trusts

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After the Fact

The Pew Charitable Trusts’ “After the Fact” podcast provides data and expert analysis on the biggest challenges facing society today. Host Dan LeDuc and guests guide listeners through analysis, research, and personal stories that go behind the facts and bring the data to life. Our episodes and thematic seasons explore expansive topics, from the importance of science research in daily life, to ways local policymakers discover innovative policies to improve Americans’ lives, to why race matters in research.

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Ocean, People, Planet

The ocean covers nearly three-fourths of the Earth. Vast and powerful, it is central to the life of everyone on the planet, supplying more than half of the world’s oxygen, providing food, recreation, and supporting economic vitality. Yet for all its seeming invincibility, the ocean has never been more in danger. Its very chemistry is changing as ocean waters become more acidified through climate change. Its inhabitants—from large sharks to tiny crustaceans the size of a human finger—are under assault with XX percent of fish stocks overfished. And ocean levels continue to rise, challenging the barriers separating people from water.

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