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AAAS meeting in Vancouver, Day 2 - What happens in the Arctic doesn't stay in the Arctic

Submitted by Rachel on February 18, 2012
phytoplankton

In this, our second podcast from the AAA Meeting in Vancouver, Canada, we speak to Marcel Babin from the Université Laval. Babin uses satellite images to measure the amount of organisms, such as phytoplankton, in the Arctic ocean and studies how this changing biological diversity can both indicate, and impact on, climate change.

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