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The United Nations reported in a new brief that the oceans are facing an escalating crisis due to climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Temperatures are rising, and glaciers and ice sheets are melting, with sea levels increasing by 4.3 millimeters in 2023. The Arctic is nearing the loss of summer sea ice by the middle of the century. Coral reefs are at risk of collapse due to rising water temperatures, while plastic pollution endangers the lives of thousands of marine creatures. Deep-sea mining also poses significant environmental threats. The UN has called for urgent global action to protect marine ecosystems, including strengthening ocean management through new international treaties.
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