Marina Levy révèle l'effondrement silencieux des océans

💥 The Greenletter Club is 100% independent. To support us, click here 👉 https://bit.ly/3QuCIp5 What are the consequences of climate change on the ocean? To discuss this, we are pleased to welcome Marina Levy, oceanographer, research director at the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research), and president of the Institut l’Océan (Ocean Institute), which brings together 1,500 teachers and researchers conducting ocean studies within the Sorbonne University Alliance. In this episode, we will discuss, among other things, the impact of marine heatwaves on biodiversity, dead zones at river mouths, and the slowing of ocean currents. Interview conducted by Maxime Thuillez at the Climate Academy Editing: Michael Granier CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 00:42 - Ocean warming 03:37 - Marine heatwaves 10:15 - Marine mass die-offs 12:18 - The Blog: A gigantic marine heatwave 14:06 - The Ocean is losing its oxygen 19:35 - The collapse of fishing grounds 22:06 - Are some species more threatened than others? 22:42 - Dead zones 27:38 - Is plankton threatened? 35:00 - Plankton's impact on the climate? 42:03 - Marine protected areas: What's the point? 45:15 - What measures can be taken to reduce pressure on the ocean? 51:45 - Trump: What impact on science?