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Funafuti Conservation Area, Tuvalu. Credit - V. Jungblut
Ocean benefits increasingly undermined by human activity, UN assessment reveals
April 23, 2021

Greater understanding of the ocean is essential if the world is to recover better from the COVID-19 pandemic and achieve agreed targets on sustainable development and climate action, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said on Wednesday in launching a major study on what he called “the life sup

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A performance by Fiji at the opening of the UN Ocean Conference in 2017 (UN Photo)
Forum split: international impacts
April 16, 2021

The fracturing of Pacific regionalism after the withdrawal of five Micronesian states from the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) will not only affect cooperation within the Pacific region, but also the collaboration of the Pacific island countries (PICs) in international politics.

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Ashaninka women peel manioc in their village of Apiwtxa in 2017. Image by Maria Fernanda Ribeiro.
Empowering Indigenous peoples crucial to climate, biodiversity crises: Study
April 3, 2021

A new report by the U.N.

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Global institutions have warned against a fossil-fuel-powered Covid-19 recovery. Credit - https://phys.org/
World failing to take green Covid recovery path: UN
March 11, 2021

The world is missing a once-in-a-generation chance to rebuild a sustainable post-pandemic future, the United Nations said Wednesday in an assessment showing less than 20 percent of recovery finance can be considered "green"...With renewable energy more affordable and scalable than ever,

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via are airplanes flying across the studied forests with a sensor attached to them. Credit: Aircraft NERC, landscape Benjamin Blonder. Image processing Jani Närhi
Ecosystem restoration is a pressing issue in fragmented rainforest
March 11, 2021

In light of the United Nations (UN) declaration that 2021-2030 is the U.N. Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, a group of scientists is voicing concerns about restoration in heavily fragmented landscapes under a hotter and drier future scenario.

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A United Nations report released on Thursday, March 4, 2021 estimates 17% of the food produced globally each year is wasted. Credit - Dave Zajac/Record-Journal via AP
17% of food production globally wasted, UN report estimates
March 5, 2021

Instead of finishing your leftovers, you let them go bad and buy takeout. It's a familiar routine for many—and indicative of habits that contribute to a global food waste problem that a new United Nations report says needs to be better measured so that it can be effectively addressed.

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Rescue plan for nature: How to fix the biodiversity crisis. Credit - Jack Dykinga/naturepl.com
Rescue plan for nature: How to fix the biodiversity crisis
February 19, 2021

We have repeatedly been pressing the snooze button on the issue, but covid-19 has provided perhaps the final wake-up call.

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UNEP headquaeters, Nairobi, Kenya. Credit - www.tarasuites.com
At 50, the UN Environment Programme must lead again
February 18, 2021

Almost 50 years ago, as the grim extent of human damage to the biosphere became apparent, diplomats created what became the United Nations Environment Programme.

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World Surf League launches campaign to protect 30% of the ocean by 2030. Credit - World Surf League
World Surf League launches campaign to protect 30% of the ocean by 2030
February 12, 2021

Beginning on Main Street and extending to every corner of coastline across the globe, The World Surf League is launching its “30X30” campaign, calling on world leaders to take drastic and immediate action to preserve the ocean...The campaign is partnering with over 60 non-governmental organizatio

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Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Credit - Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS)AIMS
Great Barrier Reef Foundation partners with UN in race for ocean survival
February 10, 2021

Great Barrier Reef Foundation Chief Scientist Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg shone a spotlight on the threats facing coral reefs and the Foundation’s innovative work to protect them at the global launch of the United Nations’ campaign to protect our oceans.

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