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Talks on a global governance system for the high seas to better protect marine biodiversity have made little progress in recent months. (Photo: Christopher Michel/Flickr)
Coronavirus: UN delays talks on global ocean biodiversity treaty
March 13, 2020

The UN has postponed deadlocked talks on a global treaty to protect marine biodiversity in the high seas because of the coronavirus, giving countries extra time to seek compromise. Governments had been due to agree a global treaty in April to safeguard life in seas beyond the national jurisd

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NOAA’s 50th Anniversary!
NOAA’s 50th Anniversary!
March 13, 2020

The roots of NOAA and the formal observation and study of the weather, climate, and oceans in the United States goes back to the early 1800's. However it wasn't until 1970 that NOAA was formally developed and recognized.

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Palau ... the Pacific island nation will host a global meeting on ocean protection this year.CREDIT:ALAMY
Ocean degradation falls heaviest on those least responsible
March 13, 2020

Humanity is waking up to the crisis happening in our oceans. Warming and rising seas, acidification, plummeting fish stocks, and pollution are finding more space in newspapers and on political agendas. For small island states such as Palau, however, no such awakening was needed.

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Participants of the February workshop of One Ocean Hub. Photo: One Ocean Hub
Solomon Islands, Fiji to benefit from One Ocean Hub
February 27, 2020

Solomon Islands and Fiji are expected to benefit from the One Ocean Hub (OOH) research program that recently began work in the Pacific.

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A Blainsville's beaked whale, photographed in Guam, a US territory in Pacific. CREDIT:ADAM U/NOAA
'Strong association' found between whale strandings and use of naval sonar
February 27, 2020

To the list of humans assaults on our marine environment from giant garbage islands to over-fishing, add one that you can't see: noise pollution.

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turtle diving over coral. photo credit - SPREP
Scientists draw up a rescue plan for the oceans – will it succeed?
February 27, 2020

At least 26 percent of our oceans need urgent conservation attention to preserve Earth’s marine biodiversity, a University of Queensland-led international study has found. Dr.

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Pacific Ocean Litter Project (POLP), a six-year AUD 16 million project. Photo - SPREP
Work To Address Marine Plastic Litter Gets Off The Ground
February 14, 2020

A cleaner Pacific Ocean free from single-use plastics.

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Is ocean acidification driving ecosystems to unknown territories? Photo - euronews.com
Is ocean acidification driving ecosystems to unknown territories?
February 14, 2020

“Time is running out”, stressed Carolina Schmidt, Chile’s Environment and Climate Minister, in a video address before 2019’s Climate Conference COP25 last December. “There cannot be an effective global response to climate change without a global response on ocean issues,” she added.

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ocean sunset
Preparatory Meeting Stresses 2020 as a New Chapter of Ocean Action
February 13, 2020

Participants at the 2020 UN Ocean Conference Preparatory Meeting highlighted the importance of a healthy ocean in implementing and achieving the SDGs and stressed that 2020 must be a year of concrete action for the ocean. The 2020 Ocean Conference is one of the first milestones of the UN Sec

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University of Washington ecologist Professor Phil Levin interviewing a Haida woman on Haida Gwaii off the northwest coast of British Columbia. Image: SUPPLIED
Human health linked to state of the oceans, says US researcher
January 30, 2020

Humankind is fundamentally connected to the ocean and we need to protect the health of the sea to protect our own health.

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