Exploration of climate adaptation and governance challenges affecting coastal fisheries in Europe, suggesting resilience strategies.
Climate adaptation, governance gaps and the future of Europe’s coastal fisheries Paul Müller from the Climate Service Center Germany (GERICS) explores climate adaptation, governance challenges, and the future of coastal fisheries in Europe. Coastal regions worldwide are confronted with the accelerating impacts of climate change. Rising sea levels, warming oceans, and ecosystem shifts are reshaping coastal economies across sectors, from tourism to fisheries. The governance of marine resources remains a critical but underdeveloped component that shapes the resilience of coastal communities worldwide.
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