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How data is transforming the way we care for the ocean | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

How data is transforming the way we care for the ocean | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

How data is transforming the way we care for the ocean There is now overwhelming evidence that the future economic and ecological prosperity of the planet depends on a healthy ocean. At the same time, the science is clear that we have pushed our planet, and especially the ocean, to the point where its ability to provide the sustainable resources and value that people need is in danger. Happily, the last year has seen unprecedented commitments from governments, businesses, the United Nations and others to address these problems. The UN has proclaimed 2021-2030 as the Decade of Ocean Science fo...

SINTEF Ocean joins Aker and World Economic Forum's worldwide network for ocean data - Vimarsana News

SINTEF Ocean joins Aker and World Economic Forum's worldwide network for ocean data

SINTEF Ocean joins Aker and World Economic Forum's worldwide network for ocean data SINTEF Ocean joins Aker and World Economic Forum's worldwide network for ocean data C4IR Ocean aims to establish the world's largest and most comprehensive platform for data from the ocean space realm. Together with SINTEF Ocean, and the other 16 partners in the centre, the platform will lay the groundwork for developing sustainable, ocean-based solutions for the future. The World Economic Forum and the Aker group have launched Norway-based C4IR Ocean, a new Affiliate Centre for the Fou...

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5 pillars of a new ocean agenda - Vimarsana News

5 pillars of a new ocean agenda

2020 was supposed to be a super year for the ocean. A packed calendar of international events should have presented opportunities to assess progress towards Sustainable Development Goal No. 14 to conserve and sustainably use ocean resources; renew expiring Aichi Targets to protect coastal and marine habitats; conclude negotiations on a legally binding international agreement for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity in the high seas; and reach agreement to prohibit fishing subsidies that drive overfishing and illegal practices. The coronavirus pandemic, however, brought a very ...