Researchers at UCLA University in California have developed a protocol capable of extracting CO2 from the ocean. Their aim: to find a way to combat the effects of global warming and curb ocean acidification.
On the initiative of the Association Franco-Australienne pour la Recherche et l'Innovation (AFRAN)*, 1OCEAN travels to Brisbane as part of the World Science Festival 2023. From March 23 to April 23, visitors to the Queensland Museum will be able to discover a series of ten large-format photographs by Alexis Rosenfeld, revealing the wonders of the ocean...
In the heart of the Pacific, the coral reefs of the South Line islands have shown an incredible capacity for regeneration after major bleaching episodes in recent years.
On Saturday March 4, UN member states ratified an agreement to protect the high seas, bringing 15 years of negotiations to a close. This measure puts an end to 15 years of negotiations and confirms the determination of the efforts undertaken at COP15 biodiversity.
Passengers aboard the National Geographic Endurance were lucky enough to witness the largest gathering of fin whales seen in a century. At the time, cetacean hunting had led to a collapse in fin whale populations.
Researchers at UCLA University in California have developed a protocol capable of extracting CO2 from the ocean. Their aim: to find a way to combat the effects of global warming and curb ocean acidification.
On the initiative of the Association Franco-Australienne pour la Recherche et l'Innovation (AFRAN)*, 1OCEAN travels to Brisbane as part of the World Science Festival 2023. From March 23 to April 23, visitors to the Queensland Museum will be able to discover a series of ten large-format photographs by Alexis Rosenfeld, revealing the wonders of the ocean...
In the heart of the Pacific, the coral reefs of the South Line islands have shown an incredible capacity for regeneration after major bleaching episodes in recent years.
On Saturday March 4, UN member states ratified an agreement to protect the high seas, bringing 15 years of negotiations to a close. This measure puts an end to 15 years of negotiations and confirms the determination of the efforts undertaken at COP15 biodiversity.
Passengers aboard the National Geographic Endurance were lucky enough to witness the largest gathering of fin whales seen in a century. At the time, cetacean hunting had led to a collapse in fin whale populations.
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