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丹尼尔.保利:海洋的变动基准线

Filmed Apr 2010 • Posted Feb 2012Mission Blue Voyage
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鱼越变越小的现象表明,在我们这个时代,海洋的状况已恶化。而丹尼尔.保利告诉我们,每次基准线下降,我们就把它说成是新的“常态”。究竟到何时,我们才停止往下降低标准。

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 Chinese, Simplified by Lili Liang
Reviewed by Guo Tang
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