A true #WorldOceanDay must-visit? @OurOcean’s Action Center! ⚡ With 10 regularly-updated advocacy opportunities, you’ll never run out of ways to make a difference.
What issue will you take action on behalf of this #NationalOceanMonth? Let us know! 🌟
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It's official: #ElNino is here. @NOAA predicts it will influence the #HurricaneSeason, potentially leading to more severe weather.
Stay alert, stay safe! #GulfofMexico#oceans
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Happy #WorldOceanDay! Ease yourself into it and go with the flow...
Beautiful footage from the #DiagnosingDeepCoral expedition.
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The broad adoption of dFADs enabled European purse seine fishers to catch volumes. Catches of the overfished #IndianOcean yellowfin tuna have since dwindled for artisanal fishermen, while EU catches continue to rise. #food#justice
https://t.co/sCirP6kTgp via @hakaimagazine
Limiting warming to 1.5°C relies heavily on cumulative CO2-emissions and GHG reductions this decade. Overshoot entails adverse irreversible impacts on human and natural systems. Urgent near-term integrated #ClimateAction needed to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.
Anthropogenic GHG emissions continue to drive extreme #heat events, where reactions are exacerbating energy issues for entire populations; India>1.4b. #climate warming causes failed harvests and major disruptions to industrial production. Then..ElNiño.
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READ: You've probably heard of "bird flu," but did you know it's spread to sea birds and marine mammals? Oceana’s Science Director in Chile, Dr. Matthias Gorny, explains what you need to know. https://t.co/eSICSC44Jf
Whales, dolphins, urchins, starfish + fish are increasingly washing ashore worldwide. Scientists suggest this may be due to #shipping and effects of #climatechange, which can result in harmful #algalblooms that deplete #oxygen levels in the water.
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#ClimateChange is already affecting the SouthPole and deep #ocean - “Changes that happen in #Antarctica have a global influence because those waters move all throughout the planet.”
A useful reminder that while Earth’s natural carbon cycle continues to occur, anthropogenic #climatechange is clearly the bigger emitter and one within our control - Tonga Eruption May Temporarily Push Earth Closer to 1.5°C of Warming @AGU_Eos https://t.co/wHsvwbK3gi