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Healthy Oceans: Charting A New Course

by Jeremy Hinsdale | 4.30.2012 at 3:53pm

Leading up to Rio+20, on April 25th the United Nations hosted “Healthy Oceans: Charting A New Course,” a panel discussion which brought together a range of experts to discuss the fate of the world’s oceans and what can be done to protect them.

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Category> Earth Sciences, Ecosystems, Ocean Acidification, Water   Tags> aquaculture, conservation, Events, marine protected areas, ocean acidification, oceans, Rio+20, seafood, United Nations, Video, Water, water matters

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