Storm, (R), a 10-metre tall “goddess of the sea” puppet who carries a message of the oceans in crisis, meets Little Amal, a 3.5-metre tall Syrian refugee puppet in Glasgow in November 2021 during the Cop26 UN Climate Change Conference. Photo: AFP
Opinion
Opinion
In the wake of COP26, Asia’s troubled oceans must not be left high and dry
- Health of Earth’s seas, including Asia’s, played only minor role in Glasgow, despite the food and livelihoods they bring to so many people
- Urgent action is needed as continent’s economies, communities, ecosystems all depend on sustainable management of marine resources
Storm, (R), a 10-metre tall “goddess of the sea” puppet who carries a message of the oceans in crisis, meets Little Amal, a 3.5-metre tall Syrian refugee puppet in Glasgow in November 2021 during the Cop26 UN Climate Change Conference. Photo: AFP
