Titlebook: Underwater Worlds; An Ethnography of Wa Rasmus Rodineliussen Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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Interlude: Connecting the Parts to be enough to sway the public and authorities to act for the environment. Some other sort of engagement is needed, one such example is provided in Part II with the trash scuba diving project that is aimed at creating interactive engagement with the public so that they will learn to care about hea

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No One’s Water: Trash Scuba Diving in Stockholmeriences of diving in zero visibility water, and their quick growth in popularity among the general public. To explore these things the chapter provides a number of ethnographic examples from underwater, taking the reader along below the surface to explore what it is like to do trash diving in such

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Looking into the Underwater World: An Attempt to Make What Is Below the Surface Visible from Above by bringing waste up and creating installations from it, and by images and videos that are broadcast on social and traditional media to show how it looks below water and to move people into action. These installations take the shape of a waste copy of the well-known Christmas straw goat from the no

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Endingresponse to them. The chapter ends with a current development from the trash scuba diving group in how they expand their cleanup work to also include practices of working against eutrophication with the help of seagrass and other water plants in work that take them closer than ever to the scientists

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Book 2024tand how humans govern life in water in order to enrich human life on land. The study focuses on the Baltic Sea and Lake M?laren, using Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, as the connection point. Throughout the book, the author explores how human practices over time have had devastating effects on ma

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Technologically Sensing the Underwater Worldt do, how far into the sediment it can look/listen, and what other sorts of information—and feelings—can be gauged from its instruments. Moreover, we will learn about the costs of renting the research vessel, research politics, and more.

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2523-3084 tics to understand how humans govern life in water in order .This book investigates relations between humans, waste, pollution, and marine life. It introduces the concept of Aquabiopolitics as a means to understand how humans govern life in water in order to enrich human life on land. The study focu