Critical presses on the oceans threaten humanity
The United Nations has warned of a rapid deterioration in the world's oceans, with sea levels rising from an average of 2 millimeters per year before 2015 to 4.3 millimeters in 2023. This increase has put additional pressure on biodiversity and ecosystems due to pollution and industrial fishing. The report emphasizes that humanity's future depends on protecting the oceans, highlighting the potential of international agreements such as the High Seas Treaty, which has now entered into force. Without such actions, further deterioration could threaten climate stability, food security, and the availability of marine resources.
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