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Balancing the blue economy and multiple stressor management in marine spatial planning at the land-sea interface. [PDF]

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Wilson R, Reiter S, Santos CF, Agardy T, Wedding LM.   +4 more
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Japan's health system toward 2040: structural challenges and a renewed social contract. [PDF]

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Yamasaki L, Sakamoto H, Hashimoto H, Kondo N, Kunii O, Tsugawa Y, Abe SK, Ezoe S, Egawa S, Guinto RR, Igarashi A, Lekagul A, Lwin KS, Mukaigawara M, Namkoong H, Nishino Y, Rauniyar SK, Saito E, Shibuya K, Takemi K, Tang K, Tabuchi T, Tomoi H, Suzuki T, Nomura S.   +24 more
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Global Potential Refugia and Conservation Gaps for Threatened Marine Rays Under Future Climate Change. [PDF]

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Lu T, Li C, Liu W, Liu L, Li T, Pitriana P, Liu S.   +6 more
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Global Trends in the Research Landscape and Development of Micro- and Nanoplastics. [PDF]

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Luo Y, Wu X, Guo W, Ru L, Wei Z, Huang W, Zhang W, Abakumov E, Xiao H, Chen Y, Wang J, Liu Y, Anjum HA, Chi S, Liu W, Xie X.   +15 more
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Regional ocean governance: Polycentric arrangements and their role in global ocean governance

Marine Policy, 2019
Abstract The importance of regional and subregional levels in global ocean governance is being increasingly recognised. Regional approaches are prominent in the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. The UN Environment Regional Seas Programme bodies focusing on pollution and biodiversity and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) regional ...
Lucia Fanning
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Why is the global governance of plastic failing the oceans?

Global Environmental Change, 2018
Abstract On some measures, the global governance of plastic is improving. Curbside recycling and community cleanups are increasing. Companies like Toyota, Walmart, and Procter & Gamble are reducing waste to landfill. And all around the world, as research consolidates and activism intensifies, towns, cities, and legislatures are banning some uses of ...
Peter Dauvergne
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Global ocean governance: Towards protecting the ocean’s rights to health and resilience

Marine Policy, 2023
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Charting pragmatic courses for global ocean governance

Marine Policy, 2014
Klaus Töpfer, Laurence Tubiana, Sebastian Unger, Julien Rochette   +3 more
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Global Ocean Governance

2018
Abstract This chapter discusses the work of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in the area of global ocean governance. UNCTAD is the leading agency of the United Nations in the integrated treatment of trade and development as well as interrelated issues of finance, technology, investment and sustainable ...
Regina Asariotis, Graham Mott, Anila Premti, David Vivas-Eugui   +3 more
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