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A new agenda for ocean-climate restoration | Brad Ack | TEDxBoston
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We are losing the race against dangerous climate disruption and the ocean is at the forefront of the damage. Our current agenda is both too slow, not ambitious enough and the tools inadequate to give us a high probability of success. We need to expand our ocean-climate agenda, to what we call the four Rs - Reduce, Remove, Repair and Reach. I will talk about each of these from an ocean lens and highlight some examples from the frontiers of ocean-climate restoration.
Climate Change, Conservation, Environment, Innovation, Oceans, Technology, Climate restoration "Brad works at the intersection of science, policy and technology, in pursuit of the preservation of our natural world. He has designed and implemented conservation and sustainable development initiatives around the world.
Brad currently serves as CEO for Ocean Visions, an NGO and science network advancing a new agenda for our Ocean, focused on the greatest cause of harm – the greenhouse gas pollution that is driving existential threats. Ocean Visions works to identify, test, develop and scale cutting-edge innovation to regenerate critical components of the ocean-climate system.
Previously Brad served as SVP Oceans at WWF-US; Executive Director of the Puget Sound Recovery Program for the State of Washington; and Regional Director-Americas for the Marine Stewardship Council. He earlier led conservation programs in the canyonlands of the Southwest and started his career working on community-based conservation in tropical forests and seascapes of Latin America. Brad received his Masters’ degree from Georgetown University and Bachelors’ degree at Macalester College.
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"Brad works at the intersection of science, policy and technology, in pursuit of the preservation of our natural world. He has designed and implemented conservation and sustainable development initiatives around the world.
Brad currently serves as CEO for Ocean Visions, an NGO and science network advancing a new agenda for our Ocean, focused on the greatest cause of harm – the greenhouse gas pollution that is driving existential threats. Ocean Visions works to identify, test, develop and scale cutting-edge innovation to regenerate critical components of the ocean-climate system.
Previously Brad served as SVP Oceans at WWF-US; Executive Director of the Puget Sound Recovery Program for the State of Washington; and Regional Director-Americas for the Marine Stewardship Council. He earlier led conservation programs in the canyonlands of the Southwest and started his career working on community-based conservation in tropical forests and seascapes of Latin America. Brad received his Masters’ degree from Georgetown University and Bachelors’ degree at Macalester College.
Climate Change, Conservation, Environment, Innovation, Oceans, Technology, Climate restoration "Brad works at the intersection of science, policy and technology, in pursuit of the preservation of our natural world. He has designed and implemented conservation and sustainable development initiatives around the world.
Brad currently serves as CEO for Ocean Visions, an NGO and science network advancing a new agenda for our Ocean, focused on the greatest cause of harm – the greenhouse gas pollution that is driving existential threats. Ocean Visions works to identify, test, develop and scale cutting-edge innovation to regenerate critical components of the ocean-climate system.
Previously Brad served as SVP Oceans at WWF-US; Executive Director of the Puget Sound Recovery Program for the State of Washington; and Regional Director-Americas for the Marine Stewardship Council. He earlier led conservation programs in the canyonlands of the Southwest and started his career working on community-based conservation in tropical forests and seascapes of Latin America. Brad received his Masters’ degree from Georgetown University and Bachelors’ degree at Macalester College.
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"Brad works at the intersection of science, policy and technology, in pursuit of the preservation of our natural world. He has designed and implemented conservation and sustainable development initiatives around the world.
Brad currently serves as CEO for Ocean Visions, an NGO and science network advancing a new agenda for our Ocean, focused on the greatest cause of harm – the greenhouse gas pollution that is driving existential threats. Ocean Visions works to identify, test, develop and scale cutting-edge innovation to regenerate critical components of the ocean-climate system.
Previously Brad served as SVP Oceans at WWF-US; Executive Director of the Puget Sound Recovery Program for the State of Washington; and Regional Director-Americas for the Marine Stewardship Council. He earlier led conservation programs in the canyonlands of the Southwest and started his career working on community-based conservation in tropical forests and seascapes of Latin America. Brad received his Masters’ degree from Georgetown University and Bachelors’ degree at Macalester College.
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