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Daniel Pauly: Alterarea bio-sistemelor de referință ale oceanului

Filmed Apr 2010 • Posted Feb 2012Mission Blue Voyage
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Oceanul s-a degradat pe parcursul vieții noastre, după cum o arată diminuarea dimensiunii medii a peștilor. Totuși, așa cum explică Daniel Pauly pe scenă la Mission Blue, de fiecare dată când starea de referință regresează, o renumim noua „normalitate”. În ce punct vom înceta să mai facem ajustări în minus?

Daniel Pauly is the principal investigator at the Sea Around Us Project, which studies the impact of the world's fisheries on marine ecosystems. The software he's helped develop is used around the world to model and track the ocean. Full bio »

Translated into Romanian by Oana Maria Dan
Reviewed by Ariana Bleau Lugo
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