position:marine biologist

Le papier :
Ocean & Coastal Management
Volume 160, 15 June 2018, Pages 1-17
(#paywall, on est chez Elsevier…)

Vessel traffic in the Canadian Arctic: Management solutions for minimizing impacts on whales in a changing northern region - ScienceDirect
▻https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0964569117309341

Abstract
Warming weather conditions in the Arctic are already resulting in changes in both sea ice extent and thickness. The resulting extended ‘open water’ season has many implications for vessel traffic and marine life. For example, an increase in vessel traffic due to ice-free waters will most likely lead to an increased risk of impact on cetaceans through increased noise pollution, strike risk for some cetacean species, and the possibility of exposure to chemical pollutants. The objective of this study was to pre-empt a predicted increase in vessels by investigating and exploring possible management scenarios, with the aim of mitigating negative impacts on locally important species such as bowhead and beluga whales. Utilizing insights gained from established vessel management schemes in more southerly regions, this paper evaluates the current suite of tools being implemented and their appropriateness for implementation in a more extreme Arctic environment.

#arctique #transport_maritime #climat #baleines #biodiversité

On l’ajoute à la troisième compilation :
►https://seenthis.net/messages/680147

#effondrement #collapsologie #catastrophe #fin_du_monde #it_has_begun #Anthropocène #capitalocène

Mae Jemison talks about dreaming of going to space as a little girl, noticing the gender and racial discrimination in space exploration, and finally reaching the stars.

Coucou Dora, ton lien ne fonctionne pas, il manque le http:// au début pour que ça marche. Ensuite pour le résumer du lien tu peu le mettre dans le corps de ton message (tu as une fonction d’édition facile à utiliser) et pour les passages en anglais tu peu utiliser les balises « citation » (maj+tab) accessible en haut de la fenêtre message. Ça permet aux non anglophone comme moi de profiter de tes liens plus confortablement.

Mae Jemison talks about dreaming of going to space as a little girl, noticing the gender and racial discrimination in space exploration, and finally reaching the stars.

Coucou mad meg. Ah bah zut alors... Je refais le poste du coup, je suppose. Je vais voir comment effacer ce poste ci alors. Merci

Mae Jemison, First African-American Woman in Space | MAKERS Video

▻http://www.makers.com/mae-jemison

Mae Jemison talks about dreaming of going to space as a little girl, noticing the gender and racial discrimination in space exploration, and finally reaching the stars.

#super !

Pas besoin d’effacer ton poste, pour en faire un autre puisque tu peu le modifier.
bises et bonne journée

edit : la video n’est plus accessible sur le lien que tu avais poster à l’origine, mais il y a d’autres videos sur youtube avec des interview de Mae Jemison
▻http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pI-dTS8xn0

#historicisation #femmes #femme #feminisme #parité #discrimination #racisme

Merci

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▻https://www.buzzfeed.com/anjalipatel/she-blinded-me-with-science

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