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What if mangroves could float on top of the oceans?
Academia 3 years ago

What if mangroves could float on top of the oceans?

Not only do they function as a natural nursery for fisheries, and for the protection against coastal erosion, mangroves also have very high primary productivity rates at the beginning of the marine food-web.
Beyond celebration, we urgently need to understand our oceans better
Academia 3 years ago

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Beyond celebration, we urgently need to understand our oceans better

Living on a planet where the ocean dominates its surface, it is fair to say that ocean affairs should provide important content and context in our education.
Life in the abyss, a spectacular and fragile struggle for survival
Environment 3 years ago

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Life in the abyss, a spectacular and fragile struggle for survival

Cloaked in darkness and mystery, the creatures of the deep oceans exist in a world of unlikely profusion, surviving on scant food and under pressure that would crush human lungs.
Participatory marine governance a must to tackle ocean issues
Academia 3 years ago

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Participatory marine governance a must to tackle ocean issues

The country’s marine governance follows a hierarchical or centralized model, in which the state is the main actor in regulating and implementing marine regulations both at the central and local levels.
Time to stop the decline of the ocean’s health
Academia 3 years ago

Time to stop the decline of the ocean’s health

We currently dump 11 million metric tons of plastic into the ocean each year and are projected to double that figure by 2030, tripling it by 2050.
Fish as marine genetic resources in high seas treaty
Academia 3 years ago

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Fish as marine genetic resources in high seas treaty

Under Article 206 of UNCLOS, state parties are obliged to assess the effect of activities that may cause the substantial pollution of, or significant and harmful changes to, the marine environment. 
Effective ocean governance: Toward a resilient, thriving and strong nation
Academia 4 years ago

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Effective ocean governance: Toward a resilient, thriving and strong nation

The economic contribution of maritime sectors to Indonesia’s gross domestic product remains low despite the estimated annual value of the maritime economy standing at about US$1.33 trillion.
Surfers sidelined as California races to clean up oil spill
Environment 4 years ago

Surfers sidelined as California races to clean up oil spill

Up to 131,000 gallons of crude could have leaked into the Pacific Ocean on the west coast of the United States when a pipeline ruptured at the weekend.
In Egypt's Red Sea, corals fade as oceans warm
Environment 4 years ago

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In Egypt's Red Sea, corals fade as oceans warm

Coral reefs -- often dubbed the "rainforests of the oceans" -- are under threat everywhere as rising sea temperatures and acidification cause catastrophic "bleaching" events.
Indo-Pacific needs cooperation and inclusiveness
Opinion 4 years ago

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Indo-Pacific needs cooperation and inclusiveness

China's increasing power and territorial claims, as well as the global competition under way with the US, are weakening the balance of power in the region.
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