Ocean Visions published a four-part, interconnected strategy to slow, stop, and reverse the ocean-climate crisis.
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A new report from the UN Environment Programme report, Limiting Overshoot, confirms what climate science has been signaling for some time: the world is likely to cross 1…
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Ocean Visions
Pursuing solutions for ocean and climate recovery.
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- Washington, D.C., US
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- 11–50 employees
About Ocean Visions
Ocean Visions was created to develop and advance solutions to protect and restore the ocean. We focus on the biggest driver of dangerous change – the climate disruption that is increasing ocean temperatures and levels of acidification. We mobilize a diverse network of collaborators and leverage cutting-edge science and innovative technologies to build ocean-based solutions that reduce climate stressors and restore ocean ecosystems. In short, we work to stabilize the climate and regenerate ocean health.
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Ocean Visions published a new report from the UN Environment Programme report, Limiting Overshoot, confirming that the world is likely to cross 1.5°C within the next few years.
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Ocean Visions is attending the 1000 Ocean Startups Annual Gathering at Suntec Singapore from 8 to 11 September 2026, hosted in collaboration with WAVE and AT ONE IMPACT WEEK, organised by TPC and NO.17 Foundation.
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Ocean Visions supported a new project addressing the feasibility of cloud thinning and cloud brightening Arctic sea-ice restoration strategies, involving Dr. Matthew Shupe, Dr. Andrew Gettelman, Dr. Anne Sledd, and Dr. Amy Solomon, using two year-long Arctic expeditions to benchmark an advanced regional model.
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