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Stephen Palumbi:追蹤毒物蹤跡

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海洋生物學家Stephen Palumbi告訴我們,海洋的健康與人類的健康間,有著令人驚訝卻密不可分的關聯性。透過在日本魚市場發現的驚人真相,他告訴我們存在於海洋食物鏈底層的毒物,會由人體吸收進去。他的研究指出,拯救海洋健康,就是保障人類的健康。

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 Chinese, Traditional by Marie Wu
Reviewed by Sunshine Wang
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