🌊 What happens when long-standing climate patterns suddenly collapse?br In this episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez unpack two underreported but critical climate stories shaping our future:br br 1️⃣ Panama’s vanishing upwelling — For the first time in 40 years, this crucial ocean cycle in the Gulf of Panama has stopped, disrupting phytoplankton blooms, threatening coral reefs, and endangering fish populations that millions rely on.br br 2️⃣ The ICJ’s groundbreaking climate ruling — The International Court of Justice has declared that every nation has a legal obligation to prevent climate harm, regardless of treaty participation. Could this open the door for lawsuits against polluting countries and corporations?br br 🎙️ Episode Highlights:br 🌊 Ocean disruption & the collapse of Panama’s fisheries systembr 💨 How shifting wind patterns reveal global climate instabilitybr ⚖️ Nations suing for climate damages — the ICJ’s game-changing opinionbr 🌱 Could this ruling finally drive corporate climate accountability?br 🏝️ What it means for vulnerable nations on the frontlines of sea-level risebr 💬 Why international law could become a new weapon for climate justicebr br ✨ Explore More:br 🌐 Website: www.TangelicLife.orgbr 📸 Instagram: 🐦 TwitterX: 💼 LinkedIn: 👍 Facebook: br 💬 Join the Conversation: Do you think international law can finally hold polluters accountable? 🌍⚖️ And what should be done to protect communities at risk from sudden climate anomalies like Panama’s? Drop your thoughts below 👇br br ✨ Exclusive Content:br 📽️ YouTube: 🌐 Website: 🎧 Spotify: 🎧 Apple Podcast: br ✅ Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe — your support helps us amplify voices at the intersection of energy, equity, and empowerment. 🌍✨br br 🌱 Love what we do? Support our mission and be part of the change: TangelicLife.