UNEP amplifies the report's findings on social media
2Oct 28 9:30 AM · 11d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 2 of 3
UNEP's official account shares the report's headline findings, reiterating that warming, acidification and pollution are disrupting the ocean's carbon- and heat-absorbing functions, and pointing to the call for better data to guide ocean-based climate technologies.
“A new UN report calls for better data to guide ocean-based climate technologies”
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Sara TraerupLead author of the UN reportUNEPUN Environment ProgrammeUNFCCCUN climate secretariat, co-organiser of COP31
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The ocean absorbs around 30% of human-induced CO₂ emissions & 90% of excess heat generated by climate change. But factors such as warming, acidification & pollution are disrupting such functions. A new UN report calls for better data to guide ocean-based climate technologies: