Mark Sutton

@marknitrogen.bsky.social

Scientist, nitrogen, ammonia, policy, history of science. From Twitter @MarkNitrogen & Instagram @platospuzzle

Prof Mark Sutton describes the new Clean & Healthy Ocean project on sustainable nitrogen management in the Maldives. Corals are under threat from nutrient pollution - the project will test innovative solutions 🪸

Mark Sutton@marknitrogen.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Just completed a successful start to the new Clean & Healthy Ocean, Maldives project for @thegef.bsky.social @unep.org and @fao.org executed by the Maldives National University and @ukceh.bsky.social. What are we doing? See the video!

In Male this week with Maldives National University, @unep.org, @fao.org & others to launch the new Clean & Healthy Ocean project on sustainable nitrogen management. Corals are under threat from nutrient pollution and we will be testing innovative solutions! Here our latest video of dying coral 🥺

Nature and climate funding must now be articulated as infrastructure: as essential to food systems, public health, energy stability and geopolitical resilience. In security terms, biodiversity is not sentimental, it is strategic. www.irishtimes.com/environment/...

Environmental breakdown isn’t a distant possibility – it’s a threat to world stability

The message is clear: climate change should be prioritised as a security crisis, not just an environmental one

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Developing innovative low-emission fertilisers 🚜 We're involved in new research to convert farm waste into high-performance, low-emission fertilisers, which will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and farmers’ costs. Funded from the Farming Innovation Programme. www.ceh.ac.uk/news-and-med... 🧪

Developing innovative low-emission fertilisers

The UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology is involved in new research to convert farm waste into high-performance, low-emission fertilisers, which will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and farmers’ costs. ...

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#UNEA7 discussion on #wastewater #pollution. Excellent statement from Ambassador Peter Maddens on his solution (30 mins in) & my intervention on #SewageDiplomacy (50 mins in), about raw sewage release from diplomatic residences. Great that #Belgium leading the way! m.youtube.com/watch?v=7DEd...

Wastewater as a solution

den. However, it is a resource and a hidden connector: from wastewater reuse to nutrient recovery, from renewable energy production to surveillance for public health and ecosystem protection. This event will explore how sustainable wastewater management and sanitation provision can deliver shared benefits for ecosystem protection, health, climate mitigation, and food system resilience. Convened by UNEP and key partners, this dialogue will demonstrate that investing in wastewater provides real solutions to global challenges: addressing water scarcity, producing renewable energy, recovering nutrients, strengthening health security, lowering climate emissions, and building resilient food systems. The event will also highlight UNEP’s convening role and invite Member States and donors to contribute to scaling solutions that protect people, economies, and the planet. Conclusion – Call to Action We call on Member States, partners, and donors to work with UNEP in unlocking the hidden value of wastewater – investing in innovation, capacity, and scalable solutions that deliver benefits across health, climate, and food security. Organizer Walid Passas

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