Eliza Northrop

@liza__jane

International Environmental Lawyer specializing in climate law and policy, indigenous rights and equity. All tweets are my own.

Washington, D.C.
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Joined October 2010
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    16 Sep 2020

    New -commissioned research finds that the has been overlooked in stimulus measures to date, especially when compared to the pandemic’s devastating impacts on its workers and sectors. Read more here:

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    16 Sep 2020

    New blog by Mansi Konar & Liz Hollaway highlights 5 opportunities to ensure the rebuilds to support resilient, sustainable and equitable recovery in the wake of . Read here⬇️

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    16 Sep 2020

    New research highlights 5 opportunities to ensure the rebuilds to support resilient, sustainable and equitable recovery in the wake of . Read here

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    15 Jul 2020

    We need to invest in -based solutions like the now—even more so because of the . Benefits for economies, societies, and public and ocean health are too great to ignore. Learn more: 8/8

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    15 Jul 2020

    How can we build a better, more resilient world in the wake of -19? New -commissioned research shows investing in a is a great deal: Q: How do the benefits compare to the costs? A: They offer a high rate of return. 1/8

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    15 Jul 2020

    Indigenous peoples and local communities are the holders of a vast amount of traditional knowledge of the and its resources, which may be the key to achieving instrument goals. Read further: via

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    2 Jul 2020

    In a new Australia-based collaborative study, scientists compiled the largest animal migration dataset ever recorded finding over 100 species of whales, sharks, turtles, seals, penguins, dugongs, and albatrosses: via

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    2 Jul 2020

    The report being discussed in the webinar drawing on the work from the can be accessed here ----->

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    2 Jul 2020

    "Scaling up ocean-based renewable energy could save 5.4 GtCO2e annually by 2050" Says At 's event: The case for the ocean as a dual solution to climate change and COVID recovery.

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    2 Jul 2020

    Happening right now!

    How can we harness the 70% of the globe that is covered by ocean? The ocean absorbs a quarter of all carbon emissions and captures 90% of global heat. Join for a webinar on ocean-based climate action at 2pm today. Register here:
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    25 Jun 2020

    Tune in to an upcoming webinar on 02 July, 14:00 BST to learn about the potential of ocean-based climate action as nations respond, reset & rebuild post-, featuring insights from the at . Register here:

    , , and 6 others
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    29 Jun 2020

    Ahead of , read the Special Report commissioned by the which identifies 5 ocean-based climate action areas that can help in the fight against . Read here:

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    21 May 2020

    The Virtual on 1-5 June, convened by & , are open for registration! All are invited to join the first ever global online conference for a healthy , keeping momentum for to implement ! 🌊🐟👉

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    20 May 2020

    Integrated Management can both protect oceans and improve livelihoods. Here are 5 success stories:

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    20 May 2020

    Check out latest blog on : 5 Success Stories of Ocean Health & Wealth by Minhan Dai

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    19 May 2020

    As from 2030, Norwegian Shipowners' Association @Rederiforbunde pledge to order only zero emission vessels, and to have a climate neutral fleet by 2050.

    Norskekysten er et teknologilaboratorium og det grønne skiftet er i full gang innen skipsfarten. Det skal vi forsterke gjennom fire tydelige mål i vår frem mot 2050. Blant annet skal vi fra 2030 kun skal vi kun bestille skip basert på nullutslipp.
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    19 May 2020

    Celebrate EU Maritime Day by reading latest blog featuring the most recent blue paper commissioned by the and learning about Integrated Ocean Management: 5 Success Stories of Ocean Health and Wealth

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    22 Apr 2020

    is all about . We want to tell you about our big, natural, unsung partner in tackling : *The Ocean* The ocean does 3 things that all good partners do: 1)Cover for you 2)Tell you when you’re messing up 3)Show you the way Let’s explain:1/5

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    9 Jan 2020

    Do you have creative approaches to ocean restoration and protection? Ahead of June's Ocean Conference in Lisbon 🇵🇹, is launching the to showcase innovative solutions to Apply here: 🔗

    Ocean Innovation Challenge
    Create solutions to save our ocean.
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    8 Jan 2020

    And we are off! Here is the logo for the 2020 Conference on . Let us make 2020 the . .

    We are excited to share the logo for the 2020 UN Biodiversity Conference! Parties to the Convention will adopt a new global framework for biodiversity at 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties, , taking place this October in Kunming, China.
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