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Canada to host Atlantic Ocean forum in October

The discussion will focus on opportunities for collaborative science and increasing understanding of the relationship between ocean and climate

By Undercurrent News | March 6, 2024 14:19 GMT
Marine heat waves in the North Atlantic are impacting species like lobster and shrimp, notes a recent report by the Marine Stewardship Council. Photo from Undercurrent News archives
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Representatives from nations that share an Atlantic Ocean coastline will come to Canada this fall for a forum to discuss collaboration on ocean science [...]

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