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EU and IOC of UNESCO join forces in International Alliance to strengthen global ocean observations
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EU and IOC of UNESCO join forces in International Alliance to strengthen global ocean observations
The International Alliance, a key part of the recently launched EU OceanEye initiative, will directly support the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS), helping build long-term resilience for ocean observing and its global coordination, as well as address critical gaps in under-monitored regions in the Southern Hemisphere, the Arctic, deep sea, and coastal areas. On 3 June 2026, the European Commission officially launched OceanEye, an ambitious i…
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