The oceans economy
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Oceans provide critical resources like food, minerals, oxygen, and climate regulation. They are essential for a sustainable future, especially for small island nations. However, oceans face severe ecological risks from climate change, ocean acidification, overfishing, pollution, and other factors that threaten global social and economic prospects.
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- 2. Oceans serve a variety of purposes, all critical to the sustenance and preservation of human life. Among other things, they provide food and minerals, generate oxygen, absorb greenhouse gases (GHG), mitigate climate change, influence weather patterns and temperatures and serve as highways for human transport and sea-borne trade.
- 3. Healthy oceans and seas are essential to a more sustainable future for all. This is particularly true in the case of Small Island Developing States (SIDS). However, oceans are facing significant existential ecological risks that can negatively affect the social and economic prospects of all countries. Some of these risks are a rise in sea levels due to climate change; acidification of oceans resulting from increased emissions of carbon dioxide; overexploitation and poor management of marine resources, including fisheries; wastewater runoff; deposit of pollutants into waterways