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CLC

English: CLC
German: CLC is a shortcut for --->'International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage, 1992'.

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Climate Change

Deutsch: Klimawandel / Español: Cambio Climático / Português: Mudança Climática / Français: Changement Climatique / Italian: Cambiamento Climatico

Climate Change in the maritime context refers to the significant and long-term changes in weather patterns and temperatures that impact the world's oceans and maritime activities. These changes, driven primarily by human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation, result in rising sea levels, increased ocean temperatures, and more frequent and severe weather events, all of which have profound implications for maritime industries and ecosystems.

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Climate Regulation

Deutsch: Klimaregulierung / Español: regulación climática / Português: regulação climática / Français: régulation climatique / Italiano: regolamentazione climatica

Climate Regulation in the maritime context refers to the policies, practices, and technologies aimed at managing and reducing the Environmental impact of the maritime industry to mitigate Climate Change. This includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions, adopting cleaner fuel alternatives, implementing energy-efficient technologies, and adhering to international Standards set by organizations like the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

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Climate Science

Deutsch: Klimawissenschaft im maritimen Kontext / Español: Ciencia climática en el contexto marítimo / Português: Ciência climática no contexto marítimo / Français: Science climatique dans le contexte Maritime / Italiano: Scienza climatica nel contesto marittimo

Climate Science in the maritime context is the study of climate systems and their interactions with oceans, coastal regions, and maritime ecosystems. It involves Understanding the Impact of climatic factors like sea surface temperatures, Ocean currents, and atmospheric changes on maritime environments. This field also examines the role of oceans in Climate Regulation and the effects of maritime activities on climate systems.

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CMI

English: CMI
German: English: CMI
German: CMI is a shortcut for --->'Comité Maritime International'.

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CMP

English: CMP
German: CMP is a shortcut for --->'Conservation Management Plan'.

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CMRS

CMRS is a shortcut for --->'Confidential Marine Reporting Scheme'.

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CNG

English: CNG (disambiguation)
German: CNG is a shortcut for --->'Compressed Natural Gas'.

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COAG

COAG is a shortcut for --->'Council of Australian Governments'.

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Coast

Deutsch: Küste / Español: Costa / Português: Costa / Français: Côte / Italiano: Costa
A coast, Coastline or seashore is the area where land meets the sea or ocean. A precise line that can be called a coastline cannot be determined due to the dynamic nature of tides.

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