Climate Change Impacts Life Under the Sea September 12, 2019 / activist360 / Leave a comment The composition of plankton in the oceans is changing as a result of global warming. Living marine organisms generally move towards the poles to remain under the same temperature conditions. And when fish, for example, leave the Equator the fish fauna erodes in warmer sea areas. Professor Thomas Kiørboe, Centre for Ocean Life at DTU, studies marine ecosystems, their functions and ability to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. He works on clarifying the basic processes determining carbon cycling in the oceans, as it has a decisive impact on our climate.
Our Global Commons – The Circular Economy: Tackling Marine Plastic June 22, 2019 / activist360 / Leave a comment This video was produced by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) in cooperation with TVE, Television for the Environment.
Tracking Plastic Sea to Source | Explorers Fest June 21, 2019 / activist360 / Leave a comment Our planet is at a crossroads. At Explorers Festival 2019, some of the world’s most innovative scientists, conservationists, and storytellers share their solutions for creating a more sustainable future.