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Imagining sustainable futures for the high seas by combining the power of computation and narrative - npj Ocean Sustainability

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By Patrick W. Keys, Andrew Merrie, Laura Pereira, Juan Rocha, Hannah Marlen Lübker
| Nature Verified
Results of the topic model To firmly ground our future visions in scientific literature, we used topic modeling to analyze the abstracts of 8580 scientific articles. These articles were gathered using a literature search in Scopus. The topic model was used to structure the dataset and discover clusters of themes in the literature, also known as topics. The topic model resulted in 25 topics as well as the top 30 keywords most highly associated with each topic (Fig. 1 and Supplementary Table 1).
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Communicating science in the age of the Anthropocene

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By Andrew Merrie
| rethink.earth
03 JUL 2021 32 MIN READ / 252 WORDS How can we share and explain science in a world beset by fast change and a lack of trust? Can science fiction help? WRITTEN BY Andrew Merrie The age of humans is messing things up in many different ways. Not only is human pressure on the environment changing the earth system in unprecedented ways, trust in science is faltering while media and journalism remains fragmented. The consequence is a siloed world at a time when trust and collaboration is sorely needed.
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Exploring the future of fishery conflict through narrative scenarios

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By Jessica Spijkers, James Cook, Colette Wabnitz, Andrew Merrie
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Fishery conflicts are projected to increase as a result of changes in our oceans • We consider how multiple causal factors can drive conflict by using a scenario approach • We construct four scenarios in conflict-prone regions of the world • Questions sparked by the scenarios can help build anticipatory governance capacity Science for society Disruptive changes in our global ocean and fisheries have sparked warnings of an increase in fishery conflicts.
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