| In just 1 year, the journal’s interdisciplinarity and solution-oriented nature have shone through and made it stand out among prestigious journals. Covered topics were diverse (Fig. 1), ranging from the challenges of seabed mining to the new agreement on marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction, to fisheries management, climate change impacts, global science-policy interfaces, human connections with ocean spaces, and digital twins. Many papers address different ocean sectors simultaneously, integrating different disciplines and different dimensions of ocean sustainability challenges (e.g., biodiversity loss, pollution, over-exploitation of species) |
