International Programme on the State of the Ocean
In this new study, scientists offer a fresh perspective on how managing overfishing is one of the most effective strategies in protecting ocean carbon stores and mitigating the impacts of climate change.
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Scientists from the Benioff Ocean Initiative, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and the International Programme on the State of the Ocean, investigate the threats to deep ocean.
Continue reading “Undisturbed: The Deep Ocean’s Vital Role in Safeguarding Us from Crisis”
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New scientific paper says we will not reach Paris Agreement without urgent ocean action.
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Evolving the narrative for protecting a rapidly changing ocean, post COVID-19 was published in the peer review Journal Aquatic Conservation in November 2020.
Continue reading “New IPSO Report – Protecting a Rapidly Changing Ocean”
In 2020 a group of international marine scientists came together to develop and evolve the ‘narrative to protect a rapidly changing ocean’. The resulting paper published in the journal Aquatic Conservation, sets out six key themes for an ocean narrative and includes an appendix on the agreed fundamentals of what the ocean does for humankind.
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On 30 September 2013, IPSO published the ‘State of the Ocean Report 2013’ in the Marine Pollution Bulletin, which comprised a set of five papers on ocean stresses, impacts and solutions. These papers were produced by leading international experts to present the key findings of IPSO’s State of the Ocean workshops.
