The Ocean is changing faster than ever. Investing in Nature can help us protect it

Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance

13 Nov 2020

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Writing for the World Economic Forum’s Agenda, ORRAA’s Karen Sack, Chip Cunliffe and Nathaniel Matthews set out how investing in coastal nature-based solutions can build crucial resilience in regions and communities most exposed to ocean hazards, and how collaboration and innovation can protect and regenerate precious ecosystems.

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