California promotes sustainable growth with the Blue Economy

The state of California is increasingly looking to the ocean as a driver of economic development. In recent years, the state has strongly promoted the so-called blue economy, which is a model that promotes the sustainable use of marine resources to generate growth, employment and innovation without compromising the health of ocean ecosystems.

Marce Gutiérrez-Graudin, founder and executive director of Azul, explains that this economic development trend is more friendly to the ocean.

She adds that there are many activities that use cleaner energies and in California they are an alternative for employment and economic growth.

Marce Gutiérrez-Graudin, founder and executive director of Azul, says that there are also options for the production and consumption of more ocean-friendly seafood products.

She points out that the important thing is to work in a balanced and careful way with the oceans, let’s listen to Marce Gutiérrez-Graudin, founder and executive director of Azul.

She indicates that it is alarming that the Trump administration is looking to use and promote more fuels.

Marce Gutiérrez-Graudin, founder and executive director of Azul, says it is important to pressure authorities and legislators to take action to protect our oceans.

Finally, Marce Gutiérrez-Graudin, founder and executive director of Azul, explains that the blue economy provides many benefits for the community but also protects the environment and the ocean.

This report is part of the series When the Creek Goes Dry, sponsored by the Walton Family Foundation.