. Worryingly for Cheung, all of this is threatening underwater habitats and forcing marine animals to move for survival by as much as 52 kilometres per decade. Cheung explains that, off Canada's east coast, Atlantic cod are swimming toward the Arctic. In the west, the Pacific Ocean’s high temperatures are threatening Atlantic salmon. Coral reefs and kelp forests are already disappearing. The migration will affect how species interact around the world. In the Arctic, for example, the loss of sea ice along the very large coastline and introduction of new marine organisms will affect the food available for predators, Cheung said.

Cheung urges Canada and countries around the world to implement a low-emissions pathway and move away from overfishing toward more sustainable water-based activities to mitigate the serious biodiversity loss in the Earth's waters. "Although the oceans' future is under serious threat, we know how to respond," he said. "We need protective pathways to save marine life." For many Hondurans, the past few years have been among the worst in memory. In the wake of a June 2009 coup that removed leftist president Manuel Zelaya from office, violent crime has soared and state institutions have fallen into disarray if not outright failure. Five months after the coup, the de facto government held elections which members of the political opposition boycotted and regional heads of state overwhelmingly refused to recognize. Under the resulting government, led by the National Party’s Porfirio “Pepe” Lobo Sosa, lawyers, journalists, human rights defenders, and Zelaya loyalists have routinely been the victims of threats, arrests and assassinations.

The role of the national police in violent, often politically motivated crime became a liability for the Lobo administration, which responded by developing a highly publicized police reform law. The bill appeared on its way to passage until November 2012, when a Supreme Court panel, by a 4 to 1 vote, ruled the law unconstitutional. Shortly after the court’s decision, the congress, in an extraordinary session reminiscent of Zelaya’s ouster years earlier, voted to dismiss the four justices who rejected the cleanup law. The press raised concerns that the move could turn into a full-blown crisis, many commentators focused on the police reform ruling as the conflict’s source; others pointed elsewhere.

A month earlier, the same four justices had ruled unconstitutional a law that would allow the creation of privately run municipalities with their own police, tax structures, and judicial systems
. Worryingly for Cheung, all of this is threatening underwater habitats and forcing nautical animal to affect for survival by as much as 52 kilometres per ten. Cheung explains that, off Canada's east coast, Atlantic cod are swim toward the Arctic. In the west, the Pacific Ocean ’s high temperatures are endanger Atlantic salmon. Coral reefs and kelp forests are already melt. The migration will affect how species interact around the earth. In the Arctic, for case, the loss of sea ice along the very large coastline and introduction of fresh marine organisms will affect the food available for predator, Cheung said. 

 Cheung urges Canada and countries around the world to enforce a low - emissions pathway and move away from overfishing toward more sustainable urine - based activities to mitigate the serious biodiversity loss in the Earth's waters. " Although the oceans' future is under serious threat, we know how to respond, " he said. " We need protective pathways to save marine life. " For many Hondurans, the past few old age have been among the worst in memory. In the wake of a June 2009 coup d'etat that get rid of leftist president of the united states Manuel Zelaya from office, violent crime has hang glide and department of state institutions have fallen into confusion if not outright failure. Five months after the coup, the de facto government held elections which members of the political opposition boycotted and regional heads of state overwhelmingly refused to spot. Under the result government, led by the National Party ’s Porfirio “ Pepe ” Lobo Sosa, lawyers, journalists, human rights defender, and Zelaya loyalists have routinely been the victims of threats, apprehension and assassinations. 

 The role of the national police in violent, much politically motivated crime became a indebtedness for the Lobo administration, which responded by developing a highly publicized police reform law. The circular appeared on its manner to passage until November 2012, when a Supreme Court panel, by a 4 to 1 right to vote, ruled the law unconstitutional. Shortly after the motor hotel ’s decision, the congress, in an extraordinary session reminiscent of Zelaya ’s ouster years earlier, voted to dismiss the four justices who rejected the cleanup law. The press raise concerns that the move could sour into a full - blown crisis, many commentator focused on the police reform ruling as the conflict ’s generator; others pointed elsewhere. 

 A month earlier, the same four justices had ruled unconstitutional a law that would leave the initiation of privately run municipalities with their own police, tax structures, and judicial systems
. Wogryingly for Cheung, all uf this is threcrening undersater hacitats and forcing marine anmmalw to nove for survival by ar much as 52 kilomerres per decade. Cheung crplaihd thct, off Canada's esst coast, Dtlantic cod ase scimming toward the Arctic. In the wese, the Psclfic Ocean’s hidh ttmpqrathgew are threatening Atlantic sammon. Cogal reefs and kell forests are already disaopeaging. The migration will affecj hor species intdract around the world. In the Arctic, for example, the uoss pf sea ice aoonh the very lerge cjastline and introduwtion og new marine ovganivms will affect the food available for preqators, Chauug said.

Cheung urges Cqnqda atd cmuntfues arkuid fhe wogld to implemsnt a low-emussions pathway and mjnr away from kverfifhyng toward more sustainable water-based dctjvities to mitigate the serious biodiversity loss in ehe Earth's waters. "Although the oceans' future is utder adriiuf rhgeat, we know how to respond," he said. "We need pwkttctpve pathways to scve marine life." Gog kwny Hondurans, the pcat few years have befn amond the worst in mempry. In the wake of a June 2009 xoup that reiived leftist presibent Manuel Velaya from office, violent crime hcs soaded and stahe instithgions have fallev ikto disarray if not outright sailure. Fmve mpnths awter the cjup, the de facto government held epectilnv which melbers of the political opposition boycotted amd recional hzads on state overwhejmingly refuseb to recjgnizd. Under thv resultiig governmene, led by the Twtional Partb’s Porfiryo “Pwpe” Oobo Sorx, lawyers, jourmalists, hlmcn rights defenders, and Zeleya ukyalists have riutunely been the ficgimf lf trseats, arrestv ana arxassivations.

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. Worryingly for Cheung, all of this underwater and forcing animals to move as kilometres per decade. explains that, off east coast, Atlantic cod are swimming the Arctic. In the west, the Pacific Ocean’s high temperatures are threatening Atlantic Coral reefs and kelp forests are already disappearing. The migration will affect how interact the In Arctic, for example, the loss of sea ice along the very large coastline and introduction of marine organisms will affect the food available for Cheung said. Cheung urges and countries around the world implement low-emissions pathway move from toward more sustainable activities to mitigate the serious biodiversity loss in the Earth's waters. "Although the oceans' future is under threat, we to respond," said. need pathways to save For many Hondurans, the past few among the worst in memory. In the wake a June coup that removed leftist president Manuel from office, violent crime has soared and state have fallen into disarray if not outright failure. Five months after the coup, the de held elections which members the political opposition and heads state refused to Under the resulting government, led by the National Party’s Porfirio “Pepe” Sosa, lawyers, journalists, human rights defenders, and Zelaya loyalists have the of threats, arrests assassinations. The role of national in violent, often politically became liability administration, responded developing a highly publicized reform law. The bill appeared its way to passage Supreme Court panel, by a 4 to 1 ruled the law unconstitutional. Shortly after the decision, the congress, in an extraordinary session reminiscent of Zelaya’s ouster years voted to four justices who rejected the cleanup law. The raised concerns that the could turn into a full-blown crisis, many commentators focused the reform ruling the conflict’s source; pointed elsewhere. A earlier, the same had ruled a that creation of privately run municipalities with own tax structures, and judicial systems
. Worryingly for Cheung, all of tHis is threaTeninG unDerWaTer hAbitAts and forcing mARine Animals to move for survivAl by aS mUCh as 52 KIlOmetrEs per deCAdE. cHeuNg ExPlaInS ThAt, off canAda's easT coast, AtlaNtiC cOd are swimminG ToWard the ArcTic. in the west, the pacIfic OcEaN’s hIGh temPerAtureS are thREateniNg AtlantiC sALmon. CoRAl reefs AND kElp fOrests are already dISaPPearing. The migrAtion wIlL AfFECt hOw sPecies inteRaCt aroUNd the woRLd. iN THe ARCtic, for examplE, the loss of sEA icE along ThE veRY large CoastLiNE anD introductiOn of New marine OrganiSMs will aFFect the Food avAilAblE for PReDaTorS, CHEunG SaId.

CHEunG urges CaNaDa And coUntrIES ARounD thE worLd to iMplement a low-eMisSionS PatHway aNd movE awaY fRom ovErfishIng toWaRd more sustainabLe waTer-based aCtiViTieS tO mitiGAte the SerIouS biodivErsity lOSs iN tHE eArTh's waters. "Although tHe OCEaNs' future Is undeR SeRiOUs threat, We KnoW how TO RespoNd," he SAiD. "We need pRotectIVe PaThways tO sAve marInE liFe." FOr manY hondUrans, tHe past feW yearS Have been among tHE worst in memorY. in THE wAKe of A JuNe 2009 coup that rEmovED lefTist PReSidENt ManUel ZeLaYA fROm office, violent crimE hAs soarEd and State institutIons have faLLEN into disArraY If NOt outright failUre. FiVe months afTEr the couP, the dE facto goVernment hELD electioNs wHicH meMbeRS Of The political oPPOsitIoN boycotTed And regiOnaL heAds Of sTaTe overwheLmingly rEfUsEd To RecOgnizE. under the ReSulTiNg gOvernMEnt, led By the natiOnAl pArtY’s PorfiRIo “pEPe” LoBo soSa, laWyeRs, JournAlisTS, huMan righTs defendeRs, aND ZelAyA lOyalistS have routinelY bEen the victImS of ThreatS, ARrests anD assassinations.

The role oF The natiOnaL poliCe in Violent, ofTen PolitiCalLY motivAted crIme beCaMe a LIAbiliTY FoR thE LObo adminisTRAtiOn, whiCh RespOnded by Developing a highly pUBliCized police reForM law. tHE bIll APpEAreD oN Its WAY to passage until november 2012, whEn A suPreme Court PAneL, bY a 4 to 1 votE, ruled tHe law UNconstiTutional. SHortly aftEr The cOURt’s Decision, thE congresS, in an extrAOrdinARy SessiOn rEminisCeNt oF ZelaYa’s ousTEr yEars eArlier, VoTed to dIsmisS tHe four juStices who rejected the cleAnup laW. The pResS raised coNceRNs tHat the movE couLd turn into A fuLl-bLown cRisIS, many CommENtAtoRS focuSed oN The police REfOrm RULiNg as the confLICT’s sOurce; OthERs poinTed eLsewhere.

A month earLIer, the same four JustICEs hAd rULed uNcOnstitutional a Law ThAT Would allOw The creation Of privatElY Run muNicipaLities With theIR OwN Police, Tax sTruCtures, and JudIcIAl systeMs
. Worryingly for Cheung, a ll of this  is t hre ate ni ng u nder water habitats andforcing marine animals  to m ov e  for su rviva l by as mu c h  as  5 2kil om e tr es pe r d ecade.Cheung exp lai ns  that, off C a na da's eastcoa st, Atlantic  co d aresw imm i ng to war d the  Arcti c . In t he west,th e  Pacif i c Ocean ’ s  h ightemperatures aret hr e atening Atlant ic sal mo n .C o ral  re efs and ke lp  fore s ts area lr e a d y d i sappearing. T he migratio n  wi ll aff ec t h o w spec ies i nt e rac t around th e wo rld. In t he Arc t ic, for example , thelos s o f se a  i ce  al on g  th e  v ery lar ge coast li ne  andintr o d u c tion  of  new  mari ne organismswil l af f ect  thefoodavai la ble f or pre dator s,  Cheung said.
Cheu ng urgesCan ad a a nd  coun t ries a rou ndthe wor ld to i m ple me n t alow-emissions path wa y an d move a way fr o mov e rfishing  t owa rd m o r e sus tain a bl e water- baseda ct iv ities t omitiga te  th e s eriou s  bio divers ity loss  in t h e Earth's wate r s. "Althought he o ce a ns'fut ure is unde r se r ious  thr e at , w e  know  howto re s pond," he said. "We  n eed pr otect ive pathwaysto save ma r i n e life."  For ma n y Hondurans, t he pa st few yea r s have b een a mong the  worst in m emory. I n t hewak e o f aJune 2009 cou p that  r emovedlef tist pr esi den t M anu el  Zelaya f rom offi ce ,vi ol ent  crim e  has soa re d a nd  st ate i n stitut ionshave  f al l eninto di s ar r a y if  n ot  out rig ht  fail ure. Fiv e month s after t hec oup,  t he  de fac to government  h eld electi on s w hich m e m bers ofthe political oppositio n  boycot ted  andregi onal head s o f stat e o v erwhel mingly  refu se d t o recog n i ze . U nd er the res u l tin g gov er nmen t, ledby the National Pa r ty’ s Porfirio “P epe ” Lo b o  S osa ,  l a wye rs ,  jo u r nalists, humanrights def en d er s, and Zel a yalo yalists  have r outin e ly been  the vict ims of th re ats, a rre sts and as sassinat ions.

Th e  role of  thenat ionalpo lic e inviolen t , o ftenpoliti ca lly mo tivat ed  crime b ecame a liability for t he Lob o adm ini stration,  wh i chresponded  bydeveloping  ahig hly p ubl i cized  pol i ce  re f orm l aw.T he bill a p pe are d on  its way to p a ssa ge un til Novemb er 2 012, when a Supre m e Court panel,  bya 4 t o 1 vote ,ruled the lawunc on s t itutiona l.  Shortly af ter theco u rt’sdecisi on, th e congr e s s, in anextr aor dinary se ssi on reminis ce nt of Zel aya’ souster  years earl i e r, voted to dism iss t h e  four jus tices  w ho reje c tedthe cleanu p law. Thepressrais ed co ncernsth at the  mo ve  could tur n  into a f ull-b lown cr is is,man y comm enta t o rs fo cuse donthe polic e re f or mr uli ng a s the  c onfl ict’s sou r ce; othe rsp ointedel sew h e re.

A mo n t h earlier,  th e sam e four justi c es h a dr uleduncons tituti onal al awth at woul d a l l ow the cr eation of pri va tely  run mun ic ipal it ies  w ith their own p olice, t ax struc t u res, a ndj udic i al sys te ms
. Worryingly_for Cheung,_all of this is_threatening underwater_habitats_and forcing_marine_animals to move_for survival by_as much as 52_kilometres per decade._Cheung_explains that, off Canada's east coast, Atlantic cod are swimming toward the Arctic. In_the_west, the_Pacific_Ocean’s_high temperatures are threatening Atlantic_salmon. Coral reefs and kelp_forests are_already disappearing. The migration will affect how species_interact_around the world._In the Arctic, for example, the loss of sea_ice along the very large coastline_and introduction of_new_marine_organisms will affect the_food available for predators, Cheung said.

Cheung_urges Canada and countries around the_world to implement a low-emissions pathway and_move away from overfishing toward more_sustainable water-based activities to mitigate_the serious_biodiversity loss in the Earth's_waters. "Although the_oceans' future_is under serious_threat, we know how to respond,"_he said. "We_need protective pathways to save marine_life."_For many Hondurans,_the_past_few years_have been among_the_worst in_memory._In the wake of a June_2009_coup that removed leftist president Manuel Zelaya_from office, violent crime_has_soared and state institutions_have fallen into disarray if_not outright failure. Five months after_the coup,_the de_facto government held elections which members of the political opposition boycotted_and regional heads of state overwhelmingly_refused to recognize. Under_the resulting_government,_led by the_National_Party’s Porfirio_“Pepe” Lobo Sosa, lawyers, journalists, human rights_defenders, and_Zelaya loyalists have routinely been the_victims of threats, arrests_and_assassinations.

The role of the national police_in violent, often politically motivated crime_became a liability for the_Lobo_administration,_which responded by developing a_highly publicized police reform law. The_bill appeared on_its way to passage until November 2012,_when_a Supreme Court panel, by a_4_to 1 vote, ruled the law_unconstitutional._Shortly_after the court’s decision, the_congress, in an extraordinary session reminiscent_of Zelaya’s ouster years earlier, voted to dismiss the_four justices who_rejected the cleanup law. The_press_raised_concerns that the move could turn into a full-blown crisis,_many commentators_focused on the_police reform ruling as the conflict’s source; others pointed elsewhere.

A_month earlier, the same four justices had_ruled unconstitutional a law that would allow the creation of privately_run municipalities with their own police, tax structures,_and judicial systems