As
the
global
community
intensifies
efforts
to
achieve
net-zero
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
active
carbon
dioxide
removal
(CDR)
is
being
planned
alongside
emission
reductions.
The
open
ocean,
which
already
absorbs
a
substantial
portion
of
anthropogenic
dioxide,
increasingly
seen
as
promising
site
for
various
types
marine
CDR
(mCDR).
All
these
approaches
are
in
preliminary
stages
development,
and
many
questions
remain
with
regard
their
assessment
governance.
This
paper
discusses
potential
role
newly
established
Agreement
on
Conservation
Sustainable
Use
Marine
Biological
Diversity
Areas
Beyond
National
Jurisdiction
(BBNJ
Agreement)
assessing
governing
mCDR.
A
step-by-step
mapping
BBNJ
environmental
impact
process
shows
that
new
Clearing
House
Mechanism
(CHM)
could
facilitate
knowledge
pluralism
contribute
holistic
mCDR
proposals.
concludes
by
identifying
challenges
operationalizing
CHM
putting
forward
recommendations
strengthen
its
capacity
fostering
decision-making
research
implementation.
The International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
38(3), С. 447 - 479
Опубликована: Июль 19, 2023
Abstract
The
Agreement
on
Marine
Biodiversity
of
Areas
beyond
National
Jurisdiction
(
BBNJ
Agreement)
opens
a
new
path
in
international
law
towards
addressing
issues
at
the
ocean-climate
nexus,
as
well
considering
implications
for
protection
human
rights
and
achieving
equity
among
States
context
ocean
knowledge
production
environmental
management.
Based
an
interdisciplinary
reflection,
obligations
strategic
assessments
SEA
s),
institutional
arrangements,
are
identified
crucial
avenues
to
climate
change
mitigation
ensuring
fair
research
partnerships,
mutual
capacity-building
technology
co-development
between
Global
North
South.
s
can
also
support
integrated
implementation
other
parts
contribute
broader
effectiveness
general
provisions
United
Nations
Convention
Law
Sea
marine
environment,
within
national
jurisdiction.
This
Element
develops
a
new
Strategic
Capabilities
Framework
for
studying
and
steering
complex
socio-ecological
systems.
It
is
driven
by
the
central
question
of
what
are
most
essential
capabilities
that
ought
to
be
fostered
addressing
fundamental
21st
Century
environmental
challenges
Earth
system
transformations.
The
author's
objective
innovate
transformative
ideas
toward
better
climate
ocean
governance
interest
both
academics
policymakers
in
field.
Rather
than
investigating
design
effectiveness
institutions
governing
oceans,
authors
offer
an
alternative
approach
starting
from
assumption
global
arrangements
must
informed
communities
affected.
aims
out-of-the-box
thinking
about
capabilities-focused
community-centered
frameworks
align
multi-level
systems
with
change.
title
also
available
as
Open
Access
on
Cambridge
Core.
Ecology and Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
29(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Despite
the
critical
importance
of
small-scale
fisheries
for
food
security
and
well-being
role
fishers
as
stewards
aquatic
ecosystems,
their
future
is
uncertain.
Tackling
narratives
that
portray
obsolete,
disparate,
inefficient
requires
collectively
imagining
articulating
new,
creative,
inspiring
reflect
real
contributions
enable
transformative
futures.
Drawing
on
a
transdisciplinary
country-level
case
study,
we
analyze
process
outcomes
co-creating
desirable,
plural,
meaningful
visions
in
Uruguay.
Using
an
arts-based
approach
leveraging
agency
emerging
innovative
initiatives
throughout
country,
different
system
actors
(fish
workers,
chefs,
entrepreneurs)
knowledge
systems
(local,
experience-based,
scientific)
were
engaged
creative
visioning
process.
The
results
this
co-creation
include
(1)
series
desirable
narratives,
synthesized
into
artistic
boundary
object;
(2)
stepping
stones
to
space
collective
reflection,
learning,
action.
Although
object
has
proven
instrumental
among
multiple
diverse
participants,
encouraged
academic
non-academic
participants
plan
actions
feel
more
confident,
motivated,
optimistic
about
With
paper
provide
tool,
platform,
roadmap
counter
dominant
bleak
narrative,
while
also
communicating
elements
constitute
futures
On
broader
scale,
our
contribution
reinforces
narrative
key
have,
will
play,
local
global
systems.
State of the Planet,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 1
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2023
Abstract.
Ocean
alkalinity
enhancement
(OAE)
seeks
to
increase
the
of
seawater
for
carbon
dioxide
removal
(CDR).
Following
numerous
propositions
trial,
test,
or
upscale
OAE
CDR,
multiple
social
considerations
have
begun
be
identified.
To
ensure
that
research
is
responsible
(is
attentive
societal
priorities)
and
successful
(does
not
prematurely
engender
widespread
rejection),
it
will
critical
understand
how
might
perceived
as
risky
controversial
under
what
conditions
regarded
by
relevant
groups
most
worthy
exploration.
facilitate
answering
these
questions,
this
chapter
does
following:
(1)Â
characterizes
known
date
about
public
perceptions
OAE,
(2)Â
provides
methodological
suggestions
on
conduct
science
engagement
accompany
field
research,
(3)Â
addresses
knowledge
gained
from
can
integrated
into
ongoing
scientific,
siting,
communications
work.
Organization Studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 6, 2024
As
a
symptom
of
the
current
global
climate
emergency,
rising
temperatures
pervade
organizational
lives.
Yet
organization
studies
have
hardly
investigated
everyday
organizing
necessary
to
cope
and
adapt,
here
now,
life
in
world
approaching
even
surpassing
50°C.
This
article
seeks
open
spaces
collective
inquiry
grapple
with
practices
co-evolution
heat.
I
apply
Barad’s
post-humanist
notion
diffraction—patterns
interference
entangled
agency—through
warming
organizations,
as
intra-act
matter,
materials,
bodies,
discourses
that
co-constitute
them.
Diffractive
helps
understand
how
heat
alters
amplifies
bodily
differences
across
families,
communities,
firms,
societies,
ecologies.
view
forces
us
rethink
theories
resilience,
inequality,
identity
other
ecological
phenomena
part
relational
whole.
