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1st International Symposium on Human Health & the Ocean in a Changing World

1st International Symposium on Human Health & the Ocean in a Changing World

Event date: 2-4 December 2020 / Monaco

The ocean covers more than 70% of the planet’s surface, regulates the Earth’s climate, produces a large proportion of the oxygen in our atmosphere and is the major source of food proteins for over a billion people.

However, it is increasingly affected by global changes and degraded marine ecosystems are under the persistent and growing risk of further damage from microbiological and chemical pollution, overexploitation, and climate change.

The interactions between the ocean and human health are numerous, complex and yet largely unknown to the major part of the public, the stakeholders and the scientific community while the future state of the ocean will largely determine the future health and well-being of everyone.

The purpose of the “Human Health and Ocean Symposium” is to provide an update on the various risks human activities expose the oceans to, and the threats that those activities and the resulting ocean degradation pose to human health, but also to consider the various benefits that the Ocean can bring to the health and wellbeing of populations.

The communications will alternate keynotes, mini-reviews by internationally renowned speakers and short communications open to researchers in the various fields covered.

We hope you can join us in the Principality of Monaco for this event.

Deadline for abstract submission: 2 September 2020

Deadline for registration: 2 October 2020

Event website: http://www.oceanhealthmonaco.org/

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