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wcrp-cmip.org

CMIP is a project of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) providing climate projections to understand past, present and future climate changes. CMIP

sargassumhub.org

10 August 2023 | In-person

southwest.coastalmonitoring.org

Newsletter for the South West Regional Coastal Monitoring Programme. Keep up to date with the SWRCMP and the Plymouth Coastal Observatory Team via PCO News.

wekeo.copernicus.eu

The EU Copernicus DIAS reference service for environmental data, virtual processing environments and skilled user support gives its users the possibility to ...

www2.whoi.edu

Explore ocean science through videos, virtual series, infographics, maps, images, and interactive tools—engaging multimedia for learners of all ages.

marinerobotics.centers.vt.edu

The Self-Mooring AUV is can moor itself on the ocean floor.

ccafs.cgiar.org

A review of countries' 2020-November 2024 commitments to climate change mitigation and adaptation shows increasing ambition in agriculture sub-sectors, but it isn’t yet enough to reach Paris Agreement global targets. Download the 2024 NDC database here Countries were asked to submit pledges, called Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), for climate action that they would take under international agreement agreed upon at the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Paris in 2015 (COP 21). As of November 30, 2024, the cutoff date for this analysis, 149 NDCs had been submitted, representing the contributions of 176 countries (the European Union submitted a single updated NDC representing all 27 member countries). These NDCs form the foundation for implementing the Paris Agreement, with revisions every five years and the expectation of increasing ambition of mitigation contributions. CCAFS reviewed the latest round of NDCs (2020-November 2024) with an eye toward what they mean for agriculture and how sub-sectors are addressed: What countries included agricultural sub-sectors in their mitigation and adaptation plans? What countries quantified goals for agricultural sub-sectors? What practices did they prioritize for implementing those plans? How much financial support may be necessary for implementation? Results Sub-sector mitigation or adaptation measures Some NDCs provided information on particular agricultural sub-sectors and measures (policies and actions) that countries plan on prioritizing for mitigation or adaptation. Mention of common soil organic carbon, livestock, and rice sub-sectors and activities measures is illustrated in the maps below. This analysis focuses on the specification of the sub-sector commitments in the NDCs as a measure of transparency. Countries that included soil organic carbon, livestock, or rice implicitly within economy-wide or sectoral measures (e.g., agriculture, energy) are

ciat.cgiar.org

we improve people’s lives and the health of our planet through cross-disciplinary scientific research at the intersection of nutrition, environment, and agriculture aimed at sustainability, inclusiveness, and biodiversity.

sercblog.si.edu

A hotter sea is a hungrier sea. Tracking predation from Alaska to South America, biologists found predators grow more active in warmer waters.