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.
Wind and wave power “for major power sources” and leaders of 14 countries including Japan and Australia.
Flora and Fauna International covers the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda.
Oregon State University covers the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation covers the launch of the Ocean Panel’s new ocean action agenda.
This webinar launches the Blue Paper ‘Coastal Development: Resilience, Restoration and Infrastructure Requirements’ which highlights the trends in coastal behaviour and comments on the dynamics that weaken and strengthen coastlines, including infrastructure, shipping, tourism and future development plans. Moderated by Kristian Teleki (WRI) and featuring Australia’s Sherpa Russel Reichelt as well as Blue Paper authors […]
This webinar discusses the importance of ocean finance and investment into a sustainable ocean economy to set us on the path to economic recovery in a post COVID-19 world. This event also presents key insights from the Blue Paper ‘Ocean Finance: Financing the Transition to a Sustainable Ocean Economy’ which examines how the next generation […]
This webinar launches the Blue Paper ‘The Human Relationship with our Ocean Planet’ which identifies the diverse relationships with the ocean that contribute to human wellbeing and recommends actions that can help ensure the creation of a fair and equitable sustainable ocean economy that recognises these relationships. Moderated by Heather Koldewey (Zoological Society of London) […]
Blue Paper author Nireka Weeratunge discusses the diverse set of relationships that we have with the ocean in this WRI Insights blog, featuring insights from the Blue Paper ‘The Human Relationship with our Ocean Planet’.
Nature Sustainability publishes an adapted version of the Blue Paper ‘National Accounting for the Ocean and Ocean Economy’.
The Economist World Ocean Initiative features the Economic Analysis Special Report ‘A Sustainable Ocean Economy for 2050: Approximating its Benefits and Costs’.