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DESCRIPTION:Fish\, like whales and plankton\, are keystones of the ocean’s 
 biological pump\, the system constantly at work producing energy and captu
 ring and storing excess carbon from the atmosphere. Effective fisheries ma
 nagement can help to conserve that system and in turn combat climate chang
 e and protect biodiversity. Governments meeting at the Convention on Biolo
 gical Diversity must acknowledge and prioritise ecosystem-based fisheries 
 management as good carbon management and essential to biodiversity protect
 ion. Representatives from civil society\, government and the scientific co
 mmunity will discuss the evidence in support of fisheries management as ca
 rbon management\, and the opportunities and challenges for maximising this
  to deliver on biodiversity and climate action commitments.Panelists:Dr. W
 illiam Cheung - IPCC Lead Author and Professor and Director\, Institute fo
 r the Oceans and Fisheries\, The University of British Columbia Dr. Emma C
 avan - Research Fellow\, Department of Life Sciences\, Imperial College Lo
 ndonIsabella Lovin - former Deputy Prime Minister and former Environment M
 inister of SwedenSka Keller - Member of European Parliament\, European Gre
 ens/EFALive interpretation to Spanish and French will be provided. https:/
 /takethedate.it/agrifood/Eventi/35148-cop15-biodiversity-webinar-fish-are-
 carbon-engineers.html
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SUMMARY:COP15 Biodiversity Webinar: Fish are Carbon Engineers
URL:https://takethedate.it/agrifood/Eventi/35148-cop15-biodiversity-webinar
 -fish-are-carbon-engineers.html
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