The use of technology and international law in marine policy is becoming increasingly vital
as we seek to address the challenges facing our oceans. Technology has revolutionized our …

The blue economy integrates commercial, research and innovation activities across diverse
industrial sectors. Achieving a sustainable blue economy requires unlocking the potential of …

The protection, management and restoration of vegetated ecosystems on land and in the
ocean ('natural climate solutions') can be a useful strategy for reducing net greenhouse gas …

Humanity must adapt rapidly to climate change as the impacts accelerate. Growing scientific
evidence underscores the role of ecological integrity in improving adaptation outcomes for …

Understanding the oceanic carbon cycle, particularly in the Arctic regions, is crucial for
addressing climate change. However, significant research gaps persist, especially regarding …

This paper presents a methodology for developing a social Cumulative Effects Assessment
(CEA) which analyses the impacts of climate change on maritime crime and maritime …

Global policy goals for halting biodiversity loss and climate change depend on each other to
be successful. Marine biodiversity and climate change are intertwined through foodwebs …

Marine life plays a vital role in the ocean's biological pump by sequestering and mediating
fluxes of carbon to the deep sea and sea floor. The roles that fish and other marine …

The research looks into the relationship between technology, international law, and marine
policy in Taiwan, specifically looking at how these three factors interact to influence the way …

Selecting a reliable global climate model as the driving forcing in simulations with dynamic
downscaling is critical for obtaining a reliable regional ocean climate. With respect to their …