At the new raw edge of climate change, scientists Peter Brewer (Monterey Bay Aquarium Institute) and John Shepherd (University of Southampton) give us a peak into upcoming Royal Society conference on oxygen depletion in the oceans, as they warm. Seasoned space specialist James Kasting (Penn State) explains a possible end, with scalding seas & bacteria as the only survivors.
All interviews by Alex Smith for Radio Ecoshock
Occasional music by Alex Smith
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In this program, we explore the new edge of climate science. Our guests dive into the ocean deep to find creeping dead zones stripped of oxygen. Another study describes a hot ending, with scalding seas, where heat-tolerant bacteria are the only survivors.
We accompany the minds of some great scientists, experts with many papers published, as they study a dangerous future. Along the way, we get hints of how this planet really works. It's your Radio Ecoshock.
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