The Paris agreement
Our work on the Paris Agreement focuses on developing analytical tools and policy recommendations to track national contributions, understand global climate change imapcts, and promote enhanced ambition for climate action.
White paper on biodiversity impactsClimate models reveal northward kelp expansion, but warn of severe endemic genetic diversity loss at southern range limits...
Marine aquaculture can resist climate change if we meet the 1.5°C Paris Agreement target, but higher emission scenarios th...
Climate change will force cold-water corals to shift poleward and deeper, causing significant biodiversity loss in shallow...
Data science models show limited dispersal severely restricts seahorse adaptation to climate change, leading to major habi...
Future climate change could cause up to 10.26% loss in seagrass biomass, stressing the critical need to fulfill the Paris ...
Climate change is projected to severely reshape Azorean coastal marine biodiversity by the end of century.
Up to 80% of threatened and commercial species across European marine protected areas face novel climates under a high-emi...
Projections indicate that climate change will drive a significant spatial redistribution of seagrass species globally.
Current marine governance may not be sufficient to ensure the effectiveness of MPAs in the face of climate change.