Rethinking the oceans

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Rethinking the Oceans: Towards the Blue Economy and millions of other books are available for Amazon Kindle. Learn more5/5(4). “Rethinking the Oceans is an important contribution to policy discussions for a sustainable and prosperous world. President Michel and the Seychelles are implementing ideas to harness more of the ocean’s resourses while retaining pristine waters and by: 4.

This book is unusual in being written by the serving president of the Seychelles, who is passionately involved in promoting the idea of in blue economy based on the sustainability of the oceans.

Politically, he represents the Small Island Developing States, many of whom are vulnerable to sea level rise resulting from climate : James Alix Michel. Rethinking The Oceans – Towards the Blue Economy The world has come to a crossroads.

By the end of this century the total population is expected to exceed ten billion, but the area of land. Rethinking The Oceans – Towards the Blue Economy. The world has come to a crossroads. By the end of this century the total population is expected to exceed ten billion, but the area of land to support this is finite.

Distant Horizons - My Reflections. This is the story of a man of courage, a story of our times. Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations, Mr.

José Graziano da Silva, in his foreword to the book. “Rethinking the Oceans is an important contribution to policy discussions for a sustainable and prosperous world.

"Rethinking the Oceans – Towards the Blue Economy " is the fourth book written by President Michel His previous works include Island Nation in a Global Sea: Making the new Seychelles, (), A Man of the People () and Distant Horizons, My Reflections ().

The Bulletin of the Pacific Circle has published a review of Former Seychelles President James Michel’s book “Rethinking the Oceans- Towards a Blue Economy.” The book was reviewed by Håkon With Anderson from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

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"The oceans are the world's last frontier and are a resource that can play a significant role in providing for the world's large population while addressing climate change.

This book describes environmentally sustainable ocean harvests, harnessing ocean energy, transportation, recreation, and a set of policy recommendations for the 'blue economy'"-- xxii, pages ; 24 cm. The Light Between Oceans is an incredibly moving novel about what happens when good people make bad decisions.

The story takes place in the town of Point Partageuse, Australia during the s. The story begins when a light house keeper and his wife find a life boat containing a live baby (and dead man) on the shore of their isolated island.4/5. Rethinking the oceans and their management Article (PDF Available) in Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences 8(2) March with 61 Reads How we measure 'reads'.

Rethinking the oceans: towards the blue economy. [James Alix Michel] -- "The oceans are the world's last frontier and are a resource that can play a significant role in providing for the world's large population while addressing climate change.

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President Michel highlights a double : René Wadlow.