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10/26/12 In the heart of Africa, a unique lake has aroused the curiosity of scientists... and industrialists. 
6/7/12 Variations in oxygen concentrations in a posidonia meadow were continuously measured, for the first time, over a period of three years. The goal? To study how climate changes could affect their ability to trap CO2.
12/16/11 « Perched » on top of its marine environment food chain, the northern elephant seal is a veritable sentinel species of pollution in the sea environment.
11/22/11 Sea bass, which often ends up on our plates, is a victim of pollution by endocrine disrupters. These organic pollutants have a tendency to accumulate in living organisms where they disrupt the functioning of some very important glands.
5/5/11
Knowing the conditions which reign over the surfaces of the oceans is important for an understanding of the climate. But how to observe them if layers of cloud prevent any observation?
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