In response to the challenges presented by the preservation of the oceans and the sustainability of the ocean economy, the prospect of a One Ocean Summit, on 11 and 12 February 2022, is truly historic.
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3 Promote the 17 SDGs
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60% of the surface of the oceans does not belong to any jurisdiction, effectively letting certain States destroy biodiversity.
As the President of the French Republic pointed out at the UICN’s World Conservation Congress, it is our duty to establish an international agenda to preserve this global public asset that is the Ocean.
Powerful initiatives will need to be carried out to avoid any further rises in sea level, melting of the ice cap or the disappearance of biodiversity. Maritime energy transition is totally in keeping with this objective and it will find in Energy Observer a fully committed ambassador.
Energy Observer au Bahamas © Energy Observer Productions I Fitzgérald Jégo
This monitoring programme focuses on atmospheric pollution, water pollution and noise pollution in the oceans. Measurements will be carried out from aboard the Energy Observer catamaran using the on-board science stations.
All over the world, women and men are devoting their time and energy to the creation of sustainable solutions for a more harmonious world. Energy Observer is heading off in search of them in a bid to promote their ideas and actions.