OpenTALKS: Blue Planet II: the science behind the BBC series

Marine scientists Mark Brandon and Phil Sexton have spent years working in oceans all around the world including Antarctica, the Atlantic and the Arctic, and with the BBC Blue Planet team since 2014. Using Blue Planet II as a basis, they talk about some of the key issues affecting our oceans, includ...

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Main Authors: Brandon, Mark, Sexton, Philip
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Published: The Open University 2021
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Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.21954/ou.rd.13656230.v2
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