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World Oceans Day Reminds Us Why the Sea Still Needs Saving

  • Each year, the United Nations leads the observance of World Oceans Day to emphasize the ocean’s vital importance in regulating the climate, providing food, and supporting life across the globe.
  • The ocean faces mounting threats including pollution, warming, acidification, and habitat loss that collectively endanger biodiversity and ecosystem stability.
  • Oceans cover over 70% of Earth, generate more than half the oxygen, absorb over 90% of excess heat, and support over 3 billion people through marine ecosystems.
  • Scientists report that between 2003 and 2022, 21 percent of the ocean surface darkened, shrinking the photic zone essential for marine life, causing Dr. Thomas Davies to call it a “genuine cause for concern.”
  • Without intervention, these changes risk further ocean instability and biodiversity loss, underscoring the need for combined policy, science, public engagement, and individual action.
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The ocean is fundamental to life on our planet and for our future, in addition to the rest of the beings with which we share planet and plays a vital role in the climate, biotic and water cycle. The ocean provides a range of ecosystem services, provides us with oxygen to breathe, contributes to food security, nutrition, decent employment and livelihoods, acts as a sink and reservoir of greenhouse gases and protects biodiversity.

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World Oceans Day reminds us why the sea still needs saving

The world’s oceans regulate climate, provide food and sustain life across the planet. They generate over half the oxygen we breathe and absorb nearly a ... Read moreThe post World Oceans Day reminds us why the sea still needs saving…

This year's celebration carries the theme "Wonder: Sustaining what sustains us," underscoring the importance of the ocean in the planet's balance and the urgency of protecting it.

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