- Nearly 60% of ocean experiencing significantly increasing cumulative impact
- Marine wildlife populations decreased by half in past 40 years
- High European fisheries profits linked to sustainable practices
- US’s first large-scale offshore wind development held up by fisheries concerns
- Top ocean science research priorities for sustainable development identified
- New research brings spatial analysis approach to coastal adaptation planning
- New navigator helps practitioners find ecosystem-based climate adaptation tools and methods
- New toolkit assists with climate adaptation of coastal and marine protected areas
- Reports provide information and decision support for coral reef interventions
- Global atlas of surface ocean carbon-dioxide observations available
- New interactive map connects US home values and risk of sea-level-rise-related flooding
- New website compiles resources for deep-ocean stewardship
- Marine planning and management trainings added to database
- Responses request for surveys on US marine and coastal adaptation and capacity development for ocean projects
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