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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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Ocean Acidification Threatens Planetary Health: Interview With Johan Rockström. Mongabay.
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Planetary Health Check 2025
The Planetary Health Check assesses the planetary boundaries–the nine processes that are known to regulate the stability, resilience, and life-support functions of our planet. Seven have now been breached, and for the first time, ocean acidification has tipped over, threatening reefs, fisheries, and even the oxygen we breathe.
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Ocean acidification: Another Planetary Boundary crossed. Global Change Biology.
This study reveals that up to 60% of the global subsurface ocean (down to 200 m) has crossed the ocean acidification boundary.
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Safeguarding human health in the Anthropocene epoch: Report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on planetary health. The Lancet.
