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Es gibt eine enge und überraschende Verbindung zwischen der Gesundheit des Meeres und der unseren, behauptet der Meeresbiologe Stephen Palumbi. Er demonstriert anhand einer schockierenden Geschichte von der Toxinbelastung auf einem japanischen Fischmarkt, wie Gifte den Weg vom Anfang der ozeanischen Nahrungskette bis in unseren Körper finden. Seine Arbeit zeigt einen Weg auf, die Gesundheit der Ozeane zu retten -- und damit die der Menschheit.

Stephen Palumbi studies the way humanity and ocean life interact and intertwine. His insights into our codependence offer ideas for protecting both the ocean and ourselves. Full bio »

Translated into German by Julia Heymann
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