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COP29 Ocean Pavilion Programming

The ocean wears many hats: Governance and impacts of offshore oil and gas production in the U.S.

The Ocean Decade Africa roadmap

MOU signing between WHOI & NIOF and between NOC and NIOF

The ocean, society, and the drive toward net zero: Challenges, opportunities, and cross sectorial responses, including business, science, finance, and transport

Addressing the energy transition: Seabed mining--a risky proposition for climate, people, and the planet

Advancing R&D to secure a future for coral reefs in a warmer ocean

Ocean funding: Accelerating investments in SDG14 and the sustainable blue economy

Ocean rights to boost climate action at international negotiations

Clearing the blue carbon highway: Governance, benefit-sharing, and rights

Climate change in the Mediterranean area: Challenges, impacts, and solutions

The Climate and Ocean Risk Vulnerability Index (CORVI): From land to seascapes, building climate resilience for island states and coastal communities

Keeping the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus momentum alive: Sharing the SIDS' perspectives

Keeping the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus momentum alive [alt recording]

Ocean-based options to mitigate climate change

Ocean science for climate action in the framework of the Ocean Decade

How digital twins of the ocean can transform science and the world

Early-career ocean profesionals (ECOPs) & CMAR/ETP as a testing-ground for cohort-based ocean leadership expansion

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Launch of the IPOS coalition: Scientific institutions coming together for ocean sustainability

Ocean observations for climate change: From local observations to a global system

Emerging leaders in ocean policy and science in SIDS

Fish are carbon engineers

The ocean, its ecosystems, and the UNFCCC: What actions now for effective ecosystem based adaptation?

From the front lines of the climate crisis: Impacts, resilience, and optimism

Blue ambition: Creating an ambition loop for ocean-based climate solutions

Decarbonize now: Unlocking limitations and accelerating progress towards green shipping

Blue carbon: The ocean's role in fighting climate change

Ethics and climate action: Establishing an ethical framework for climate interventions

Maritime resilience breakthroughs: Ports as a gateway part 1

Maritime resilience breakthroughs: Ports as a gateway part 2

Policy innovations at the ocean-climate nexus to accelerate decarbonization, address climate change, and improve the blue economy

Ocean change: Adaptation and mitigation opportunities and challenges

Incorporating all knowledges: How indigenous knowledge cn help preserve ocean resources in a changing climate

New models for science and industry collaboration in the fight against climate change

Observing our ocean: How ocean observation can help protect our planet

Just seas: Environmental justice and ocean sciences

The ocean rights alliance

Implications of climate change in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden region

Understanding atmospheric rivers to enhance climate resilience

What's at risk: Defining resilience in a rising sea

Responding to ocean deoxygenation: Using what the science tells us to motivate policy and management action

Blue climate solutions: Considering the ocean's role in our path to net negative emissions

Models for reducing risk: Oceans, vulnerability, and climate solutions

Towards establishment of a circular economy for the sustainable management of plastic waste on beach and ocean ecosystems

Ocean acidification: What is happening in our ocean and why this matters

Seabed 2030: Mapping for people and planet

Deep ocean, the Decade, and climate change: Mitigation, impacts, adaptation, and interventions

Raising ocean awareness and engagement

[Super Reefs movie]

Where the wild things are: What lives in the ocean's midwater and how can it help us address the climate crisis?

Ocean observations for climate change: How do we train and educate the next generation of scientists and citizens

Next generation of ocean leaders: Putting science into action

A global opening of science

Blue economy towards sustainable development

Ocean microplastics pollution: Links to climate, ecological impacts, and human health risks

Technologies and scientific knowledge in support of prospecting marine mineral resources in the deep waters of African countries

Making waves: Women's leadership in ocean science

Ocean science community leaders forum: Science priorities to inform future COPs

OA action plans: Increasing ambition for climate action and transforming planning and response to climate-ocean change

One Argo: A solution for global full depth multidisciplinary ocean observing

Carbon prospecting in the marine realm

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