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More than 2,500 scientists were reunited in Nice for the One Ocean Science Congress. Among them, Corinne Le Quere recalls that the ocean, a large carbon sink, is an ally to climate regulation.
The 3rd United Nations Conference for the Ocean ends this Friday. A highly diplomatic meeting, from which several promises have emerged. We take stock. - A COP1, 37 countries against mining and a wake-up call... What commitments made for the oceans in Nice? (Environment).
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NZ has a vast sea territory but lags behind other nations in protecting the ocean
Getty ImagesFor the past fortnight, the city of Nice in France has been the global epicentre of ocean science and politics. Last week’s One Ocean Science Congress ended with a unanimous call for action to turn around the degradation of the ocean. And this week, the United Nation’s Ocean Conference agenda focused on better protection of marine biodiversity, sustainable fisheries and emissions cuts. The message is clear. With only five years to th…
Attacked by the Trump administration, ocean science and diplomacy are trying to get out the top head of the Nice summit, which is due to finish Friday 13 June. Without an American delegation, a boulevard offers Europe, and in particular France, to assume a leading role in the protection of marine life.
The oceans are of great importance to the earth, but little is done with the knowledge about them. Three Dutch scientists about their visit to the summit on the world's oceans in Nice.
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Vivien Walt in Time Magazine: At this week’s U.N. Oceans Conference in the south of France, delegates need only glance outside the conference hall at the glittering Mediterranean for a stark reminder of the problem they are trying to solve. Scientists estimate there are now about 400 ocean “dead zones” in the world, where no sea life can survive—more than double the number 20 years ago. The oceans, which cover 70% of Earth and are crucial to mit…
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