Earlier this year, the Chinese mainland and France deepened their ocean cooperation with a wave of clean-energy and conservation initiatives. From coral restoration projects to advanced ecological monitoring, these joint efforts are setting new standards for global ocean governance.
During the third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) held in Nice in June, experts highlighted standout projects like wind-aquaculture integration—a creative combo that blends offshore wind farms with sustainable fish farming, generating power while protecting marine life 🌊⚡.
Beyond energy innovations, teams from the Chinese mainland and France are working side by side on biodiversity protection, mapping critical habitats and restoring fragile coral reefs. These hands-on projects are not only boosting local ecosystems but also inspiring similar efforts worldwide.
With multilateral climate action at the forefront, this year's Sino-French partnership showcases how international collaboration can drive clean-energy breakthroughs and safeguard our oceans. For young changemakers, it’s proof that when nations unite, even the deepest waters can spark bright new ideas 🌐💡.
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Sino-French ocean cooperation advances clean-energy innovation
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