Building Antarctic Ocean Resilience through Climate-smart Marine Spatial Planning
Widely used within national jurisdictions, marine spatial planning that is climate-smart could contribute to greater Antarctic resilience and broader ocean benefits. This research brief is intended to inform decision makers in the Southern Ocean, including 4 key points for policymakers.
It was developed by the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, Office of Policy & Engagement, and is based on the paper "Taking climate-smart governance to the high seas" published in Science (DOI:10.1126/science.adp4379).
Widely used within national jurisdictions, marine spatial planning that is climate-smart could contribute to greater Antarctic resilience and broader ocean benefits. This research brief is intended to inform decision makers in the Southern Ocean, including 4 key points for policymakers.
It was developed by the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, Office of Policy & Engagement, and is based on the paper "Taking climate-smart governance to the high seas" published in Science (DOI:10.1126/science.adp4379).
Download the brief here:
https://woodsinstitute.stanford.edu/system/files/publications/Woods_Smart-Climate_RB_v03_WEB.pdf
https://woodsinstitute.stanford.edu/system/files/publications/Woods_Smart-Climate_RB_v03_WEB.pdf
