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  • The Ocean: The book you need to read if you care about the future of our planet

    Translated by Diane Oatley ...
    A compelling exploration of the ocean's profound influence on human history, contemporary society, and the critical role it plays in addressing existential challenges.Henriksen, a former CEO of the Norwegian Shipowners' Association and current Special Advisor to the UN – as well as a passionate diver – presents a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the ocean's impact on geopolitics, ... Read more

    $16.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • The Ocean

    the book you need to read if you care about the future of our planet

    Translated by Diane Oatley ...
    'A very impressive piece of work that should be read by anyone who cares what happens next on our planet' Dr George McGavinThe ocean is where the crises of our time meet the opportunities of the future. It represents one of our most important concerns – and greatest hope.It is only by a holistic approach, understanding the connections and the whole, over time and across issues, that we can truly ... Read more

    $22.39 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

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    The Ocean

    How it has formed our world - and will shape our destiny

    Narrated by Rupert Bush ...

    Unabridged

    17 hours 44 min

    - The Ocean is a compelling exploration of the ocean’s profound influence on human history, contemporary society, and the critical role it plays in addressing existential challenges. Sturla Henriksen, a former CEO of the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association and current Special Advisor to the UN – as well as a passionate diver – presents a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the ocean's impact ... Read more

    $24.59 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

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