She’s Speaking Underwater, But She Makes Her Point Loud And Clear

Sylvia Earle is a leader in the mission to save our oceans from pollution. She always has bold, important things to say, but this time, she’s literally saying them underwater. I would like to cuss about how awesome I think she is, but I’m trying to play it cool here.

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May 14, 2014

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