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Future ocean and climate dialogues will now focus on distinct topics to deep-dive into specific solutions that strategically support and strengthen ocean #ClimateAction at national level and under the @UNFCCC process. 🌊 bit.ly/3OsbrhT
@RemiParmentier #COP27
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We are driving support for the recognition of the ocean’s intrinsic rights through participation at the world's leading environmental conferences.
Watch this highlights video to find out more about The Ocean Race events held at #COP27.
#RacingwithPurpose #OceanRights
Highlights of COP27 in Sharm-El Sheikh, Egypt
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The #oceans offer a space for integrated solutions that can be reflected in national climate policies and strategies. We must use, improve and integrate the latest available ocean science for more ocean #ClimateAction. Read the report here 👉 unfccc.int/documents/615101
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[#UNOC2022] "Since #COP26, there is a mandate to strengthen ocean-climate action within the @UNFCCC - We now need to deep dive into what ocean-climate action could look like to meet the goals of the #ParisAgreement" @drjpost @UNFCCC
#OceanforClimate #UNOceanConference2022
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What should policy makers know about addressing ocean & coastal acidification within their regions?
That by taking climate-ocean action now, we can improve management response & maximize resources to achieve resilience.
Learn more:
tinyurl.com/2p8fuu26
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“When we protect the ocean, the ocean protects us back.” 🌊
With 100 days to go to until this year’s Ocean Conference, @ThomsonFiji urges governments, businesses, and civil society to join forces & #ActNow to restore the ocean’s health.
➡️ bit.ly/Ocean2022
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The #IPCC released its latest #ClimateReport today, #ClimateChange 2022: Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability
“The scientific evidence is unequivocal: #climatechange is a threat to human wellbeing & the health of the planet,” – @poertner_hans
➡️ bit.ly/WGIIRep
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability
The contribution from Working Group II to IPCC's Sixth Assessment Report.
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We urgently need to #StopTheDecline in ocean health. See a new action statement by leaders including the UN's ocean envoy: bit.ly/3Gb58Jy and check out our resources on the issue: bit.ly/UNFCCCoceans
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Replying to @UNFCCC
@UNFCCC has launched a new website page on the importance of #Ocean in response to a decision by governments at #COP26. @DrJPost @ThomsonFiji
The ocean is a fundamental part of the climate system and the global response to #climatechange.
unfccc.int/news/new-unfccc-d…
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The 2020's must be a decade of #ClimateAction
To be successful, we can't address the health of our oceans, our biodiversity & our soils as separate issues.
That's why - as we approach #COP26 - I'm calling on countries to include ocean protection in their NDCs.
#WorldOceansDay
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"This is an opportune moment for not just @FriendsofOcean, but all of us, to speak in unison & call for #OceanAction that is good for people & planet.” ~ @KristianTeleki on launch of The #Ocean Super Year Declaration at the close of #OceanDialogues 2021 🌊 weforum.org/press/2021/05/oc…
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Ocean action is #ClimateAction!
A new UN Climate Change report highlights the need to include ocean protection in national climate plans: bit.ly/332enuH
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#WorldMetDay is 23 March.
The #Ocean, our #climate and #weather.
The ocean drives climate and weather. It absorbs around 90% of excess heat trapped by C02. #ClimateChange makes it more vulnerable and hazardous.
#OceanDecade
Resources at bit.ly/2OTifKU
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🆕[START OF THE OCEAN DECADE] 🆕
The #OceanDecade will provide a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity to create a new foundation, across the science-policy interface, to strengthen the management of our #oceans and coasts for the benefit of humanity. 👨👨👧👦
➡️oceandecade.com/
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[OCEAN LITERACY] Principle #4: Most of the oxygen in the atmosphere originally came from the activities of photosynthetic organisms in the #ocean. "The Ocean made Earth habitable", narrated by @ThomsonFiji. #OceanDecade ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=vtvfKMXm…






















