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Effort to improve understanding of the potential of restoring blue carbon as a carbon dioxide removal strategy

Students will conduct research and draft a "blue foods" assessment for the Indonesian government through a new policy lab this winter.

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On Wednesday, Indonesian President Joko Widodo called for continued collaborations between Stanford and Indonesian partners in building a sustainable future.

New Stanford-led research offers a way to build climate resilience into the designs of ocean and coastal areas intended to protect marine species. The researchers recommend establishing numerous marine protected areas across political borders, starting with the Southern California Bight.

Fraunhofer is the largest organisation for application-oriented research in Europe and coordinates the “Innovation Platform Sustainable Sea and Ocean Solutions” ISSS, which drives networking between applied research, business and policy at the European level. The platform aims to promote the sustainable growth of established, new and growing markets in the maritime economy in line with the European Green Deal at national and European level.

Young people from across the Commonwealth have shared strategies and actions to address the urgent environmental crises affecting their generation.

Around the world, 3 billion people depend on fish as a vital source of nutrition. As the climate changes and the global population grows, artisanal fishers are on the frontlines in the fight to address food insecurity and protect marine ecosystems for generations to come.

Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) and Ocean Solutions Accelerator have taken a step towards a community-driven approach to support ocean-focused startups.

Researchers from the global tropics offer a different perspective on marine conservation, by shifting the focus to the people in the tropical regions