Countries in the East Asian Seas (EAS) region and its neighboring Pacific countries are highly vulnerable to rising sea levels
Over 60 percent of global plastic pollution in the marine environment have been attributed to come from South East Asia,
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (via Zoom)- Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia (PEMSEA) has kicked off preparations for
NEWS RELEASE Following the launch of the 2021 East Asian Seas (EAS) Congress website (https://eascongress2021.pemsea.org/) last April, Partnerships in Environmental
Measure! Monitor! Manage! UN ESCAP, Plymouth Marine Laboratory and partners launch an event on innovative approaches to evidence-based plastic pollution
Original article by Thea Arcella Bohol in the ATSEA Q2 Newsletter (April – June 2021) In celebration of the United
SPECIAL FEATURE EAST ASIAN SEAS COUNTRIES SHARE BLUE-GREEN ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLANS POST COVID-19 MANILA, PHILIPPINES—For many countries worldwide, the ongoing
Claims Manager, Chiara DellaMea and Claims Administrator, Chrystelle Collier participated, together with ITOPF and the International Group of P&I Associations,
The current COVID-19 pandemic has shown the inextricable link between ocean health and human health, with efforts currently underway to
Hosted by the Royal Government of Cambodia, and co-organized by the Ministry of Environment, Province of Preah Sihanouk, and the Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia.
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