Ocean acidification threatens planetary health: Interview with Johan Rockström

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Sep 24, 2025, 12:24 pm287 ptsTop
Initiated in 2024, the Planetary Health Check is a comprehensive, science-based global initiative dedicated to measuring and maintaining Earth systems critical to life as we know it. These annual reports were created to provide a regular, comprehensive assessment of the state of our world, utilizing the most…

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