英語 での Global ocean の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A great benefit of the OES network is that it enables nations to pool talent and resources to address global ocean energy challenges that no country can tackle alone.
MiCO is part of a larger grant to the Global Ocean Biodiversity Initiative from the German International Climate Initiative to inform area-based management in the high seas.
Explanation: Looping through the Jovian system in the late 1990s, the Galileo spacecraft recorded stunning views of Europa and uncovered evidence that the moon's icy surface likely hides a deep, global ocean.
NB-IoT technology can also be used to support the Global Ocean Observing System(GOOS), a UNESCO programme that coordinates global ocean data from different governance bodies.
AMAALA, who participated in the third Monte Carlo Gala for the Global Ocean, welcomed its Advisory Board Members and select guests to the celebration.
Cheung: The global ocean has already done a tremendous service to us by absorbing 93% of the additional heat caused by these emissions since the 1970s.
Recently, a study of global ocean salinity levels was undertaken, collaboratively, between Australia's CSIRO and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories in California.
And this is for good reason: deep-sea vents are well-known in the ancient rock record, and it's thought that the early Earth had a global ocean and very little land surface.
One of the Global sites is in the Irminger Sea south of Greenland, a key location in the global ocean circulation system known as the"great conveyer belt.".
Discussions on data integration in jurisdictional waters of multiple countries have just begun including supports to/from the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission Sub-Commission for the Western Pacific(IOC/WESTPAC) and Regional Global Ocean Observing Systems in Asia-Pacific region.
The actions of the ROCA initiative are coordinated by the Global Ocean Forum, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO(IOC-UNESCO), the Ocean Policy Research Institute of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation(OPRI-SPF), the Oceano Azul Foundation, Portugal, and the University of Delaware.
Outlining the role of all human beings as stakeholders in the governance of areas beyond national jurisdiction in oceans around the world, the Knowledge Cafe explored the ways in which Indigenous peoples and local communities can apply their knowledge and practices in the governance of global ocean commons.
The Global Ocean Institute aims to bring to life a convergence platform where policy makers, the scientific community, regulators, industry actors, academics and representatives of civil society can meet to discuss how best to manage and use ocean spaces and their resources for the sustainable development of present and future generations.
Looking at the current climate surrounding the ocean shipping industry, global ocean trade has expanded in step with economic recovery, especially in advanced nations, and the imbalance between fleet supply and demand has shown a slight improvement. But the market has yet to see structural improvements, due to a continuing overcapacity of shipbuilding facilities.
World leaders at the UNSG Climate Action Summit this week pretended to care, but unless words translate into more ambitious commitments to address the climate emergency and forge a strong Global Ocean Treaty, they are failing the millions of climate strikers around the world who came out onto the streets demanding radical change.
We need a Global Oceans Treaty to protect at least 30% of our global oceans by 2030.
At the same time, there is considerable momentum in the international community today for enhancing the sustainability of our global oceans.
Next year countries will also meet to negotiate a new global oceans treaty as part of the UN Convention on the Laws of the Sea.
To deliver this vision: our global oceans need a global treaty.
According to a news report on June 21st, Hala, the chairman of the Seattle Public Utilities Commission, said:“The global oceans are facing a serious crisis of plastic pollution.