Nikkei Covers the Launch of the Ocean Panel’s New Ocean Action Agenda
Wind and wave power “for major power sources” and leaders of 14 countries including Japan and Australia.
Ocean’s Fourteen – World Leaders Unite Behind Action to Safeguard Our Blue Planet
Flora and Fauna International covers the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda.
Ocean Panel Global Launch & National Events
True sustainability has long been elusive for the ocean. It’s time to act. That’s why on 2 December, the Ocean Panel’s 14 serving world leaders united to launch a new ocean action agenda, committing to sustainably manage 100% of national waters by 2025. Learn more via @OceanPanel on Twitter and join the conversation using #SustainableOceanEconomy […]
Norway’s Prime Minister: Ocean Science Can Boost Jobs and Wellbeing
Ocean Panel co-chair Prime Minister Solberg of Norway discusses the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda in this Nature op-ed and podcast.
Leadership by Oregon State Helps 14 Nations Commit to Sustainable Ocean Management by 2025
Oregon State University covers the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda.
World’s Biggest Ocean Sustainability Initiative Signed by 14 Countries
Seafood Source covers the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda.
5 Pillars of a New Ocean Agenda
Head of Secretariat Kristian Teleki and Deputy Head of Secretariat Nicola Frost discuss the five pillars of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda in this WRI blog.
Climate Change: The Plan to Save Our Oceans
Ocean Panel co-chair Prime Minister Solberg of Norway discusses the new Ocean Action agenda in this BBC World Service Newsday interview by Lawrence Pollard.
Five Priorities for a Sustainable Ocean Economy
Ocean Panel Expert Group co-chairs Jane Lubchenco, Peter Haugan & Mari Pangestu comment on the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda in this Nature comment.
In a Post-COVID World, Lessons in Living Must Come From the Ocean
To support the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda, Blue Paper author John Kurien discusses the ocean’s role in “building forward better” in this op-ed published in Scroll.in.
