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Carbon & Climate
How do mangroves protect coastal communities from extreme weather?
Facing climate and human threats, mangroves protect communities from storms, erosion and flooding.
Policy & Finance
To save our ocean, we need a sustainable blue economy
Massive investment is needed to deliver the promise of the Ocean Decade, write four researchers.
From sustainability to fishers’ rights, we unpick the biggest legal change to China’s fishing industry since 2000.
Despite their huge potential as blue carbon sinks, the majority are under threat from the cultivation of palm oil, rice and aquaculture at current carbon prices, on top of cyclones and sea-level rise over the next century, researchers warn.
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Food & Agriculture
China’s changing fisheries, in numbers
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Will ‘loss and damage’ climate funding reach ocean communities?
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Food & Agriculture
Seafood farming surpasses wild catch for the first time: FAO
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Counting cyclone losses, Bangladeshis call for more climate action
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