The Ocean as a Balance Sheet
From IRHUB Ocean Capital · 13:32
Show by NEWHD Media
Zach and Emily open Ocean Capital by treating the sea as a legal balance sheet: UNCLOS zones, exclusive economic rights, and who actually captures fish, energy, and cable cash flows. Sierra Leone is the case—coastal rights on paper versus the shoreline assets that turn them into money. Hosted by Zach Martin and Emily Martin on IRHUB Ocean Capital Podcast, from IRHUB on KMKT.
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