A Question of Science | How can we fix our oceans?
The world’s oceans are in trouble. Scientists warn that marine biodiversity is declining at an unprecedented rate, driven by warming waters, acidification, overfishing and pollution.
From coral reefs to the deep sea, ecosystems that sustain life on Earth are being pushed to their limits, but conservation work is offering hope.
Join our ocean experts as they discuss what the latest science is telling us and crucially, where solutions are being found which could turn the tide.
Should we prioritise protecting the last remaining pristine environments, or restoring degraded ecosystems? Are global agreements such as the UN High Seas Treaty enough, and how can protections be enforced? How can coastal communities help with ocean health? The panel will explore all this and ask what’s really going to make a difference.
Presented by Professor Brian Cox, A Question of Science is a chart-topping podcast featuring insightful live panel discussions.
Experts from across different fields answer your questions, sharing scientific perspectives on society’s most pressing questions. From the science of addiction to the work being done to save our oceans, it’s your questions that fuel every episode.
Returning for a second series, A Question of Science cuts through the noise, letting you hear directly from researchers at the forefront of today’s most exciting science and giving you the tools to form your own views.
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As the name suggests, this show is all about questions. When you receive your tickets, we'll also send you a form where you’ll have a chance to submit your questions for Brian and the panel.
