Join leading scientists, policy makers, and ocean advocates for an interactive lunch session on 11 June (13:15–14:45) at Mama Shelter, Nice, as part of the #UNOC3 side events.
With marine biodiversity under threat from warming seas, acidification, pollution, and overfishing, this session explores the complexity behind so-called environmental tipping points. Are they useful for action, or do they oversimplify a highly dynamic system?
Expect:
- A buffet lunch and engaging quiz
- Insights from international experts
- A candid panel discussion on the limits of tipping points and the importance of context, scale, and multiple stressors
- Perspectives from science, policy, and Indigenous knowledge systems
Speakers include experts from the IUCN, University of Tasmania, and the Planetary Boundaries group, with moderation by Sam Dupont (University of Gothenburg/IAEA OA-ICC).
Organized by the OACIS initiative and supported by partners including the IAEA, Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, Institut de la Mer de Villefranche, and others.
Let’s rethink how we use science to shape better ocean policy—join the debate.
Organizing partners
Ocean Acidification and other Ocean Changes (OACIS) initiative:
- International Atomic Energy Agency
- Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation
- Institut de la Mer de Villefranche
- Centre Scientifique de Monaco
- Oceanographic Institute, Prince Albert I of Monaco Foundation
- Monaco Government
- IDDRI
- IUCN
For more information, visit the event on The Foundation Prince Albert II website
