Oceans of the Overseas Territories: A Wonderful Photographic Odyssey
À l’occasion de l’Année de la Mer, le Ministère des Outre-Mer et 1 OCEAN présentent une exposition hors les…
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1 OCEAN celebrates 20 years of the University of the Earth
1 OCEAN a eu l’honneur de participer à la célébration des 20 ans de l’Université de la Terre, un…
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ABC News met en lumière notre mission à Tatakoto, saluant l’observation de super coraux thermorésistants menée avec Laetitia Hédouin….
A look back at the Montier-en-Der Festival: An edition marked by the Great Migration of Life
Alexis Rosenfeld, parrain de la 27ᵉ édition du Festival Montier-en-Der Du 21 au 24 novembre 2024, 1 OCEAN a…
A look back at the launch party for: "Ocean, an incredible photographic odyssey – 25 perspectives from women"
Un événement prestigieux au 7ᵉ étage de l’UNESCO Le 7ᵉ étage de l’UNESCO à Paris a été le théâtre…
OCEAN, A Wonderful Photographic Odyssey – 25 Perspectives from Women
Un nouvel ouvrage signé Alexis Rosenfeld : Une odyssée photographique exceptionnelle Nous avons le plaisir de vous annoncer la…
Discover the hidden treasures of the ocean at the exhibition "Sur la route des fonds marins" (On the road to the seabed)
Plongez dans les mystères de l’Océan lors de l’exposition collective « Sur la route des fonds marins », organisée…
The skin of the ocean
On the surface of the oceans is a thin layer of water, less than a millimeter thick. According to researchers at the CNRS, it could influence the amount of CO2 absorbed by the atmosphere.
The blue crab: an invasive species
Originally from North America, this blue-clawed crab has gradually spread to the Mediterranean. In recent months, its proliferation has accelerated in France, Spain, and especially Italy. It has become the bane of fishermen who are trying to combat this voracious invader.
Desalinating seawater: a false solution?
Many populations around the world are facing freshwater shortages. To address this issue, new desalination plants are being built every year, but these plants raise questions. As major consumers of fossil fuels, are they compatible with sustainable development?