 The NOC's Dr Elizabeth Bradshaw appeared in iNews this week, commenting on the warning from NASA research thata wobble in the Moons orbitwill bring a decade of very high tides from the mid-2030s. Dr Bradshaw told iNews:We may see higher high tides, but more importantly is how this will combine with storm events, storm surges, which could possibly increase in the future, and also sea level rise
Click here to read the full article  TheG7 FSOI(Future of the Seas and Oceans Initiative) held its 2021 Working Group meeting through a three-day series of virtual sessions hosted by the UK G7 Presidency from 2830 June 2021.
Delegations from Canada, the European Commission, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US met to agree on the way forward with a set of joint G7 ocean actions aimed at strengthening the sustained ocean observing system including the key activities agreed as part of theG7 Ocean Decade Navigation Plan.
The G7 FSOI delegations agreed to take forward several actions at the science-government interface, including a review of how ocean observations are coordinated and funded across G7 countries and ways to better align national funding mechanisms to support a sustained global observing system; commitments to work together and with international partners to complete and sustain the global biogeochemical Argo fleet of profiling floats; initiating the global dialogue on how the ocean observing system can evolve towards a global system with net-zero carbon emissions and agreements on coordinating efforts to develop digital twins of the Ocean. Click here to read more   The NOC's World Oceans Day content, including hot-topic discussions, classroom sessions, and more, is now available on-demand on our YouTube channel. Topics include:
- The role of the ocean in our changing climate with Dr Ben Moat and Dr Alejandra Sanchez-Franks
- Science at the Coast with Dr Jenny Brown and Julia Rulent
- Yellow Submarines for Greener Ocean Science with Dr Kristian Thaller Click here to view the playlist | 
