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Sustainable Mediterranean, issue on climate change

This new issue of Sustainable Mediterranean is dedicated to climate change and features insights from more than 30 prominent Mediterranean actors, providing clear messages to decision-makers for an effective collective response.

This issue presents among others the Regional organisations and networks and a box dedicated to the MedECC and its first Mediterranean Assessment Report (MAR1).

This special issue also present articles on Energy, Water, Agriculture, Forests, Cities, Biosphere reserves and looks at the voice of civil society in the Region.

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From 5 to 7 November 2025, MedECC organised the First Author Meeting of the Second Mediterranean Assessment Report (MAR2) at Aix-Marseille University, in collaboration of

Measuring the impact of business initiatives on the Mediterranean Sea

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Mediterranean Stakeholder Forum on Environment and Climate Action: “Making the behavioural shift happen”

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Sustainable Mediterranean, issue on climate change

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