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Aix-Marseille University has endorsed the Mission Charter! 🌊 Learn more about the Mission Ocean charter and how you can get involved. 🌎 https://lnkd.in/eCjqNHjP #MissionOcean #EUMissions #HorizonEU

How much does it cost to have a team of scientists collect and analyze data and write reports on your behalf? Millions! Only the big guys — billion dollar companies, some governments of developed countries, and some large NGOs— can afford it. They get the ‘science’ that benefits them, while all the smaller businesses, teams, communities, NGOs, countries, municipalities, etc. are stuck at the mercy of outsiders and the decisions they make. For example, I met three NGOs and one government (in Nova Scotia!) this week that collect data, but they don’t have the in-house capacity to analyze the data to protect the communities they serve. They *hope* that one day some scientists will do the analysis for them. At eOceans, we believe that every community, organization, team, business, etc. should have equal access to a million dollar team of scientists, and that they should be able to unite within and across interests to scale their power and protect their interests. We are grateful to McGill University for this nomination and The Earthshot Prize for having this inspiring initiative! #earthshot #oceans #blueeconomy

Title: The Warming Arctic: Boom or Bust for Sustainable Environmental and Economic Development Studio Guest: Sara Wheeler, Author: The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle, Renown British Biographer, and World Explorer, From London, United Kingdom (By Skype) ======================================================== This program features the extensive research and personal travels about the Arctic Zone by Sara Wheeler an esteemed British biographer, world traveler, and author. Sara's latest book The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle covers two years of research and major travels across six nations of the Arctic Council while living on the very edge of nature's most life-threatening challenges. Sara will share her impressions about the Arctic, the earth's most rapidly changing climatic zone. The program will provide details about insights gained from indigenous tribal members, scientists, researchers, and off-spring of original settlers from the United States, Canada, Greenland, and Russia. As published in April, 2010 by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. USA the melting of the northern polar ice has dramatically altered this once static geographic and oceanic region. It is responsible for new-found profitability and geostrategic relevance for all members of the Arctic Council and the world. Access to crude oil, natural gas, minerals, marine resources, and shortened transportation routes between Europe and Asia are becoming accessible and viable sources of profit due to rapid climate change. The report further states that the effects of climate change have launched the Arctic Circle to the forefront of geopolitical calculations, potentially transforming the region into a commercial hub fraught both with environmental concerns and complex challenges that have direct implications for Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden, the United States, and the newly autonomous country of Greenland. These signers of The Ottawa (Canada) Declaration in 1996 formally established the Arctic Council. This is an intergovernmental forum to promote cooperation, collaboration, and communications between those countries with physical claims on the Arctic along with representations by indigenous communities on mutual issues including sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic zone. EmeraldPlanet TV© has a worldwide audience of over 3 million weekly viewers and is re-broadcast in 250 television stations across the United States. Originally uploaded September 21, 2012 EmeraldPlanet TV© has a worldwide audience of over 3 million weekly viewers and is re-broadcast in 250 television stations across the United States. EmeraldPlanet TV© is produced by Dr. Sam Hancock. Copyright Emerald Planet.org

The 2025 Conference Program is now Live! Join us in Tromsø, Norway, from January 27 to 30 for Arctic Frontiers 2025: Beyond Borders! View the program here: https://lnkd.in/druFbydG Over four days, you'll have the opportunity to choose between more than 70 sessions on topics ranging from the region's vital role in the global green transition to innovative approaches for ocean resource management and how Arctic solutions can contribute to global resilience. We'll examine the environmental and economic implications of sustainable development, emphasizing the empowerment of Arctic communities, safeguarding ecosystems, and fostering responsible innovation. Security, governance, and collaboration will also be central themes as we examine new risks and opportunities in an ever-evolving geopolitical landscape. We'll gain insights into strategic cooperation among Arctic nations, funding mechanisms for science and innovation, and the future of Arctic shipping and infrastructure. This year's conference sessions will highlight the pan-Arctic region's potential to lead on global issues, from climate adaptation and energy transformation to multi-use marine strategies and sustainable business practices. Don't miss your chance to participate in these important discussions! Register before November 10 and get a 15% Early-Bird discount! Take a look at last year's recap in the video below! Akvaplan-niva | Troms fylkeskommune | Norsk Polarinstitutt • Norwegian Polar Institute | University of Bergen (UiB) | UiT- The Arctic University of Norway | Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Nord University | Equinor | Innovation Norway | Institute of Marine Research (IMR), Norway | Tromsø kommune | NORCE Norwegian Research Centre | Framsenteret Fram Centre | KSAT – Kongsberg Satellite Services | Norwegian Meteorological Institute | Meteorologisk institutt | Norwegian Space Agency | Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) | FREYR Battery | The Norwegian Barents Secretariat | Norges forskningsråd | Norges Råfisklag | ACADEMIA EUROPAEA - BERGEN | Universitetet i Oslo | Nordland fylkeskommune | Fridtjof Nansen Institute #ArcticFrontiers2025 #BeyondBorders #ArcticScience #Policy #Business #RegisterNow #EarlyBirdDiscount #AF #Security #Development #Arctic

Want to see what we have been up to? Dive into our annual report 2023 🏄♀️ As always, we have made an effort to create a report that is compelling, clear, and easy to understand. In doing so, we hope to show as many readers as possible how Arctic Hub makes research in Greenland accessible. Maybe you are one of them? Find our annual reports in Greenlandic, Danish and English at 👉 https://lnkd.in/ddKXpDEA #ArcticHub #AnnualReport #ArcticResearch

Title: The Warming Arctic: Boom or Bust for Sustainable Environmental and Economic Development Studio Guest: Sara Wheeler, Author: The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle, Renown British Biographer, and World Explorer, From London, United Kingdom (By Skype) ======================================================== This program features the extensive research and personal travels about the Arctic Zone by Sara Wheeler an esteemed British biographer, world traveler, and author. Sara's latest book The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle covers two years of research and major travels across six nations of the Arctic Council while living on the very edge of nature's most life-threatening challenges. Sara will share her impressions about the Arctic, the earth's most rapidly changing climatic zone. The program will provide details about insights gained from indigenous tribal members, scientists, researchers, and off-spring of original settlers from the United States, Canada, Greenland, and Russia. As published in April, 2010 by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. USA the melting of the northern polar ice has dramatically altered this once static geographic and oceanic region. It is responsible for new-found profitability and geostrategic relevance for all members of the Arctic Council and the world. Access to crude oil, natural gas, minerals, marine resources, and shortened transportation routes between Europe and Asia are becoming accessible and viable sources of profit due to rapid climate change. The report further states that the effects of climate change have launched the Arctic Circle to the forefront of geopolitical calculations, potentially transforming the region into a commercial hub fraught both with environmental concerns and complex challenges that have direct implications for Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden, the United States, and the newly autonomous country of Greenland. These signers of The Ottawa (Canada) Declaration in 1996 formally established the Arctic Council. This is an intergovernmental forum to promote cooperation, collaboration, and communications between those countries with physical claims on the Arctic along with representations by indigenous communities on mutual issues including sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic zone. EmeraldPlanet TV© has a worldwide audience of over 3 million weekly viewers and is re-broadcast in 250 television stations across the United States. Originally uploaded September 21, 2012 EmeraldPlanet TV© has a worldwide audience of over 3 million weekly viewers and is re-broadcast in 250 television stations across the United States. EmeraldPlanet TV© is produced by Dr. Sam Hancock. Copyright Emerald Planet.org

Title: The Warming Arctic: Boom or Bust for Sustainable Environmental and Economic Development Studio Guest: Sara Wheeler, Author: The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle, Renown British Biographer, and World Explorer, From London, United Kingdom (By Skype) ======================================================== This program features the extensive research and personal travels about the Arctic Zone by Sara Wheeler an esteemed British biographer, world traveler, and author. Sara's latest book The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle covers two years of research and major travels across six nations of the Arctic Council while living on the very edge of nature's most life-threatening challenges. Sara will share her impressions about the Arctic, the earth's most rapidly changing climatic zone. The program will provide details about insights gained from indigenous tribal members, scientists, researchers, and off-spring of original settlers from the United States, Canada, Greenland, and Russia. As published in April, 2010 by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. USA the melting of the northern polar ice has dramatically altered this once static geographic and oceanic region. It is responsible for new-found profitability and geostrategic relevance for all members of the Arctic Council and the world. Access to crude oil, natural gas, minerals, marine resources, and shortened transportation routes between Europe and Asia are becoming accessible and viable sources of profit due to rapid climate change. The report further states that the effects of climate change have launched the Arctic Circle to the forefront of geopolitical calculations, potentially transforming the region into a commercial hub fraught both with environmental concerns and complex challenges that have direct implications for Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden, the United States, and the newly autonomous country of Greenland. These signers of The Ottawa (Canada) Declaration in 1996 formally established the Arctic Council. This is an intergovernmental forum to promote cooperation, collaboration, and communications between those countries with physical claims on the Arctic along with representations by indigenous communities on mutual issues including sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic zone. EmeraldPlanet TV© has a worldwide audience of over 3 million weekly viewers and is re-broadcast in 250 television stations across the United States. EmeraldPlanet TV© is produced by Dr. Sam Hancock. Copyright Emerald Planet.org

Mapping the Ocean Data market landscape exposes me to amazing projects that are part of this immense data ecosystem. Here is one worth sharing :) #innovation #productmanagement #DataEcosystem #OceanData #impact

Title: The Warming Arctic: Boom or Bust for Sustainable Environmental and Economic Development Studio Guest: Sara Wheeler, Author: The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle, Renown British Biographer, and World Explorer, From London, United Kingdom (By Skype) ======================================================== This program features the extensive research and personal travels about the Arctic Zone by Sara Wheeler an esteemed British biographer, world traveler, and author. Sara's latest book The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle covers two years of research and major travels across six nations of the Arctic Council while living on the very edge of nature's most life-threatening challenges. Sara will share her impressions about the Arctic, the earth's most rapidly changing climatic zone. The program will provide details about insights gained from indigenous tribal members, scientists, researchers, and off-spring of original settlers from the United States, Canada, Greenland, and Russia. As published in April, 2010 by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. USA the melting of the northern polar ice has dramatically altered this once static geographic and oceanic region. It is responsible for new-found profitability and geostrategic relevance for all members of the Arctic Council and the world. Access to crude oil, natural gas, minerals, marine resources, and shortened transportation routes between Europe and Asia are becoming accessible and viable sources of profit due to rapid climate change. The report further states that the effects of climate change have launched the Arctic Circle to the forefront of geopolitical calculations, potentially transforming the region into a commercial hub fraught both with environmental concerns and complex challenges that have direct implications for Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden, the United States, and the newly autonomous country of Greenland. These signers of The Ottawa (Canada) Declaration in 1996 formally established the Arctic Council. This is an intergovernmental forum to promote cooperation, collaboration, and communications between those countries with physical claims on the Arctic along with representations by indigenous communities on mutual issues including sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic zone. EmeraldPlanet TV© has a worldwide audience of over 3 million weekly viewers and is re-broadcast in 250 television stations across the United States. Originally uploaded September 21, 2012 EmeraldPlanet TV© is produced by Dr. Sam Hancock. Copyright Emerald Planet.org

«Restoring the Amazon»-panel at the #IAC2024 in Milan: A targeted approach, with local enforcing agencies in focus, is essential to tackle deforestation. The views from the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB/MCTI) gave valuable insight into how this is implemented on local level. Planet and ICEYE are satellite companies providing essential imagery of the tropical rainforest. Norway is providing funding through NICFI - Norway's International Climate and Forest Initiative program, jointly with the Bezos Earth Fund. Financial support of each country is based on them reaching agreed targets for reduction of #deforestation. The model works, and Norway is pledging to continue the rainforest program until 2035. Norsk Romsenter Klima- og miljødepartementet