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Sea level rise and flooding of hazardous sites in marginalized communities across the United States. Nature Communications.
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Ocean / Marine Degradation Governance and Policy
Co-Producing Ocean Plans With Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge Holders. NPJ.
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Ocean / Marine Degradation Economics and Economic Systems
Nature-Based Solutions: A Policy And Investment Framework For A Healthier Planet, People, And Communities. Forbes.
Nature-based solutions use the power of ecosystems to mitigate climate change, enhance human health, and strengthen economic and community resilience. Despite their proven ability to deliver up to 37% of needed global emission reductions, they remain underfunded, highlighting the urgent need for innovative financing and stronger protection of the Earth system.
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Chemical Pollution Ocean / Marine Degradation
Sunscreens Protect Us But Also Pose Real Planetary Health Concerns. Mongabay.
Sunscreens protects our skin from harmful solar UV radiation, but many products contain chemicals that can be harmful to saltwater and freshwater ecosystems, while preliminary findings indicate some ingredients can have health effects.
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Biodiversity Loss Ocean / Marine Degradation
Aquatic biological invasions exacerbate nutritional and health inequities. Trends in Ecology & Evolution.
This article examines how farming non-native fish in controlled environments (aquaculture) can disrupt local ecosystems and food webs, leading to changes in nutrient quality and toxin exposure that worsen health and nutrition inequalities.
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