Goodmenproject iconGoodmenprojectJun 13, 2026

The Most Underfunded Climate Opportunities May Be at Sea

Ocean philanthropy has long focused on conservation, fisheries, and coastal livelihoods, but climate change is now threatening many of those gains while also making the ocean central to mitigation through offshore wind, cleaner shipping, blue carbon, and coastal resilience.

The Most Underfunded Climate Opportunities May Be at Sea

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