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Cities Can Be Part of the Solution in Sustaining Species
A newly published study led by Yale School of the Environment researchers found that a projected urban expansion of up to 1.53 million square...
A series of regional conventions and policies are playing an essential role in monitoring climate change and preparing for extreme weather events,...
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New Report on Chemical Pollution in the Ocean Warns of Irreversible Harm if no Action is Taken
MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE: New Back to Blue report pulls back the curtain on chemical pollution in the ocean, and why failing to act now risks...
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UN Environment Assembly Opens with All Eyes on a Global Agreement on Plastic Pollution
Ministers of environment and other representatives from over 170 nations convened on Monday (28 Feb) in Nairobi to launch the three-day hybrid...
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Leading UK Marine Scientists Welcome the Move Towards a Global Plastics Pact Ahead of Major United Nations Meeting
The resumed session of the fifth United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) - the world’s highest-level decision-making body on the environment...
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The IMarEST Welcomes UNESCO’s Ocean Education Plan
The Institute of Marine Science, Engineering and Technology (IMarEST) has welcomed UNESCO’s goal of including ocean education in the school...
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IPCC Report Highlights Need for Climate Action and Adaptation
A new report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) highlights the need stop carbon emissions and adapt to "unavoidable risks",...
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Paris Agreement Limits Still Catastrophic for Coral Reefs, Research Suggests
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels will still be catastrophic for coral reefs, new research suggests.
On the occasion of the One Ocean Summit taking place in the French city of Brest, UNESCO has announced that at least 80% of the seabed will be...
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BOEM Announces Multi-Agency Approach to Enhance Existing Protection Efforts for Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales
Building on existing initiatives to study and assess impacts of offshore wind energy development on the North Atlantic right whale, the Bureau of...
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COP26 Deal Sparks Hope for Positive Tipping Points
The Breakthrough Agenda agreed at COP26 could help trigger positive tipping points to tackle the climate crisis, researchers say.
Benefits to UK fisheries from Brexit fall far short of government rhetoric, a new study has revealed.
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