Publications and events

"The ship has reached the shore": why the historic Agreement to protect the High Seas matters and what happens next

Authors:
• Glen Wright,
• Arne Langlet,
• Ina Tessnow-von Wysocki

Are we ready for ocean acidification? A framework for assessing and advancing policy readiness

Author:
• Jean-Pierre Gattuso

Operational monitoring of open-ocean carbon dioxide removal deployments: detection, attribution, and determination of side effects

Author:
• Jean-Pierre Gattuso

Should we (already) be thinking about the next reform of the Common Agricultural Policy?

Authors:
• Elsa Régnier,
• Pierre-Marie Aubert

Initial reflections to support rapid, effective and equitable implementation of the BBNJ Agreement

Authors:
• Kristina M. Gjerde,
• Nichola Clark,
• Clément Chazot
• and 10 more.

Getting beyond yes: fast-tracking implementation of the United Nations agreement for marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction

Authors:
• Klaudija Cremers,
• Glen Wright

Ocean acidification research in the Mediterranean Sea: status, trends and next steps

Author:
• Jean-Pierre Gattuso

Bringing the ship to shore: Significant progress towards a high seas biodiversity treaty

Author:
• Glen Wright

Carbon removal using coastal blue carbon ecosystems is uncertain and unreliable, with questionable climatic cost-effectiveness

Authors:
• Phillip Williamson,
• Jean-Pierre Gattuso

Climate change: why we can’t rely on regrowing coastal habitats to offset carbon emissions

Authors:
• Phillip Williamson,
• Jean-Pierre Gattuso

Will highly ambitious statements from the UN Oceans Conference 2022 translate into a highly ambitious BBNJ treaty?

Authors:
• Paul Dunshirn,
• Arne Langlet,
• Klaudija Cremers

Ocean-based climate actions recommended by academicians from Europe and China

Authors:
• Jean-Pierre Gattuso,
• Nianzhi Jiao