Oceans of Change - Using Nuclear Science to Study Ocean Acidification

18 September 2013

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Producer: Louise Potterton, Video Editor: Petr Pavlicek

The negative impacts of man-made CO₂ emissions on the environment are already well researched and documented. But the damaging effects of the increasing amounts of carbon dioxide that are ending up in our seas and oceans are less well known. Marine scientists at the IAEA's Environment Laboratories in Monaco are using a range of nuclear and isotopic techniques to study a process known as "Ocean Acidification", and the impacts it is having and will have on marine life, seafood safety and food security.

Marine Environments Under Growing Pressure, 17 September 2013
IAEA Meeting Focuses on Nuclear and Isotopic Science to Protect Oceans, Press Release, 17 September 2013
Scientific Forum
IAEA General Conference

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Oceans of Change - Using Nuclear Science to Study Ocean Acidification

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