we are an ocean planet. when we look for life on other planets, we look for oceans. yet, we don't know how our ocean word -- world works. did the artemis go off? it was supposed to go off today. it didn't. anyway, $40 billion we have spent so far and they still have not got it off the ground. it will be $90 billion. we are not spending anything like that on our own planet. it does not make any sense. [applause] liz: you are one of the relatively small number of people who have done some of this exploring of our ocean in dives. can you talk about what it feels like? what do you see? how long does it take? just paint a picture for us as you drop into the depths. edith: every time i dive in a submersible i have the opportunity to see something, possibly a species i have not seen before. certainly a behavior or something somebody has never seen before. that excitement of discovery is so incredible. i think it has to be baked into our dna. it is how we have learned to survive on this planet. we are all explorers. stories about exploration excited from childhood -- excite

we're going to actually see this kind of ocean farming. have a significant impact on ocean clean up on climate change your no weeding out we need the eagles of the stuff we need to get it out. you've got to do with the customer if i suppose the cuomer the way that. people start asking for it. then when brent figure out. how to mass for those of that's not my that's not my department yeah? my goal is if they like it. i've done my bit. changes of food here in new haven three d. farming is at the heart of old. i'm only gonna tell a story and a hopeful story about the future friday no it's all bad news about climate change in foods again security stuff like that but i think out here we can say. their oceans are blank slate this i our chance to really build something new. and builds up to the bottom of it is just a normal restorative and doesn't make all the mistakes of industrial agriculture and dust industrial ackles. it's estimated that each week we lose an area the size of manhattan as a result of intensive over farming. nearly o third of t

before i leave i want to return to the ocean legacy boat. to see how much fu the machine has produced. anything different colors is this the next oil separating into different. it is yeah the what's new coming out of this machine is a mixed oil and in that oil we can separate into kerosene oil diesel fuel and petroleum products. you can make a tricity from it - your lawn mower he is home. how are you using this deal? currently we're not making enough of the fuel to use it in a practical application. and so this is just our small pilot. we really got the world interest right now in watching these units worldwide. theuel will emit greeouse gases a other pollutants. but at least it takes plastic out of circulation. and reduces the need for fossil fuel extraction. so. can we use it in the ship. but yeah let's do it okay. into the hold she goes [inaudible] very. that sounds good [inaudible] running on being in the same class that we picked up off the beach. ocean legacy are planning to roll out these machines starting in btish columbia in one yea

it disrupts the ecosystem of the ocean. we see that in study after study. >> one other aspect you write about in the book is they fish food. there is 1.5 pounds of fish food to harvest every 5 pounds of salmon. what is the impact of that? >> one of the most important impacts is they have reduced it. they have tried various methods of fishing to feed salmon. they are trying vegetable products. these are carnivores from the very early stages of their lives. the obvious impact is on the west coast. where the various fishing companies go and scoop up these small fish from the ocean by the ton. they taken right out of that system where it is part of the system that goes straight to feed people. it goes right in the markets on their dinner tables. it is not just. half these fisheries off the west coast of africa are on the verge of collapse. half of those companies operating there are operating illegally. greenpeace has warned about this situation. >> how our global regulatory bodies responded to this? douglas: not in a material

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so why are the oceans becoming so noisy? one factor is offshore wind farms, and when energy is generally a good thing. but installing offshore turbines creates a great deal of noise in the north sea. it damage the hearing of porpoises driving them away from their feeding and breeding grounds. so then agents are most likely exceed pilots and they have to drive into the steep it by hammering or impact paul driving. and this course on the water noise which is smallest, comparable as in starting aircraft. the sounds emitted by the pile structural elements smashing into the sea floor travel several kilometers from the source. but help is on the way compressed air flowing through tubes on the ocean floor round the piles creates bubbles that rise to the surface, forming a tight insulation curtain. fewer sound waves managed to penetrate the barrier leading to a 90 percent reduction in volume. this is how things sound without an air bubble curtain and this is with an air bubble curtain. challenging issues that if to, to lift with the

that problem is the amount of plastic polluting the pacific ocean and our bay area waterways. here is an eye-opening number, about 7 trillion pieces of plastic wash from city streets into the san francisco bay each year. that's according to a 2019 estimate from the san francisco estuary institute. the consequences are serious. plastic pollution can kill wildlife. they can pass on toxic chemicals into the ecosystems and tiny fragments of of plastic called micro plastics plastics can even end up in our food. so for a problem that big, big, could a tiny robot make that big of a difference? the makers are focusing on local marinas where they think they can get the biggest bang for their buck cleaning up coastal debris. we got a chance today to to see this plastic piranha inaction. >> reporter: we are in richmond to show you this high tech solution to a major environmental problem, trash in our oceans. this is the clean earth rover, and electric autonomous robot that acts just like a roomba vacuum to clean our waterways. >> i love this marina. it is my home and it's not a job, it's

and there are many other sources of ocean noise pollution too. drives fish from their feeding and breeding areas, and, in the worst cases, it can even kill them. reporter: the ocean is a symphony of sounds, at least where they can still be heard. we humans have made the sea noisier than ever before. and the way things are going, the underwater world is set to become one thing -- even louder. with devastating effects on marine life. lindy: from feeding to predator avoidance, sensing their environment, food finding, reproduction, the whole thing. reporter: let's explore some smart ways of turning down the volume in the ocean, and find out why this might also be good for the climate. underwater soundwaves travel extremely fast, and up to thousands of kilometers. sound is essential for almost all marine animals, from whales to jellyfish. animals use sound to communicate, to navigate, and to find mating partners, or prey. but hearing what these creatures need to hear is getting increasingly difficult. some marine life is currently exposed to noise lev

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ocean rated. it took almost 5 live months without going through orders, his clothing collisions. dorothea suitably wanted to go ashore, but they couldn't because the cliffs were to sleep and the windows driving them against the rocks. if a ship is crushed against the shore line, for the wind is usually the end in a very dangerous situation with is dramatically good. we sailed for months and months with no rest. during that time we lost $21.00 men, erected israel jeffers, horse rusty under the gun captain by one sebastian o'connor. i watched the victoria under 6 months voyage through partially unchartered waters. i'm looking for finally arriving back at santa hooker. that was the greatest nautical achievement of this expedition. so never before had any one sealed such a huge distance over 3 different oceans without stopping. it was truly a ruin. law is like a ramp system. on saturday, the 6th of september we entered the bay of san lucas of the 60 men that made up the crew. when we left the mo lucas

the ocean, we all burst into tears of joy and very soon we named it the pacific ocean was yes, was he who and all the pacific ocean was uncharted territory. yes it is. that's why magellan had been seeking romanella maritime routes, their addition. so i married, undertaken for financial reasons. we came isn't going to think expedition, because money will you just deliveries when amazed, scaring magellio. it turned out to be as great talk to them, chat love into it, and we took them, not reviewing them. it was a pleasing coincidentally, that centuries later if one of the astronauts who made the 1st ever moonlight splashed down into the pacific on their return to earth, lucas was of the 4 days earlier. if it were, mankind had succeeded in setting foot on another world, be shot humans on the mount open. she you'll be hit, wasn't historical milestone, only distorted is what the united states ahead in its space race against the soviet union earlier than i am. but if he goes in, if you will, they exited the magellan straight free and entered the open waters of the pacific. either behind them

the ocean. we all burst into tears of joy and very soon we named it the pacific ocean was him, was he who and all the pacific ocean was uncharted territory, his citizens. that's why magellan had been seeking amandola maritime route, their addition. so i married, undertaken full financial reasons, became misaligned to think expedition for because mean will you just deliveries when a made scaring magellio? it turned out to be as great said to them chat, love you do it in to the zone, ugly village. i'm the one it was a pleasing coincidentally, that centuries later if one of the astronauts who made the 1st ever moonlight splashed down into the pacific on their return to earth, good august was the 4 days earlier. a gift for mankind had succeeded in setting foot on another world, betia humans on the mount open. she, you'll be hit, wasn't historical milestone only 3 story is what the united states ahead in its space race against the soviet union earlier because i think he goes in, if you will. they exi

ocean.e note that the vast majority of these routes pass through the territory of russia, absolutely right. really. first, of course, this is the transport component. logistics, which is absolutely impossible without the russian federation in this case. i want to emphasize something. the fact is that the russian federation is trying to supplement this initiative, in particular, with the northern sea route, which will also, so to speak, through uh, the northern part of our country. this logistical component, of course, if we say about transport infrastructure - this is certainly an investment in economic growth, so for us it is, uh, an unconditional benefit, but it is important to note. that's what's really like uh, you rightly said, uh, there is a connection, so to speak. e initiatives, both the russian federation and the people's republic of china, and the fact that this is happening precisely on the transport component is that this is actually an implementation. here is this idea, when the

toxic waste in the ocean.ractice is called bilge dumping, and it's causing one of the worst environmental disasters at sea. so what is bilge dumping? and why are we not stopping it? first, let's look at what bilge water is. a bilge is the lowest part of a ship, where the two sides meet. bilge water is the water that accumulates here. except, it's not exactly water. ships of this size are massive machines with labyrinthic pipe systems, engines bigger than coach buses, burning streams of heavy fuel oil. the pipes can leak, the oil can spill and the engines need cooling and cleaning all these liquids are collected in the bilge. and it's not a nice view. we know very well that oil can trap and kill animals. well, bilge water contains oil diluted with water plus various chemicals and heavy metals. oil can suffocate and intoxicate fish and birds. and even if they survive, their offspring might not. this is the heart of a normal, healthy fish larva. this is that of a larva exposed to oil . the result -- a smaller hea

ocean. so he was a nobleman and an officer of usa and a person of his time in a time of evolution year, a time of change to tim too. and he adapted himself to that change twice. and generally speaking in the 16th century, the challenge for explorers was to find out what the world was like 3 months and it is always been portugal inst were basically competing with each other up. lucy, the treaty of tor, the sea, us, he set down the rules of the game. this was one of the 1st time that a diplomatic treaty was time to avoid the war with gary rather than after the violent conflict. those 2 items equal these launch in the in store leaving c global head the okay, we'll cut out what she gl maintenance wanted to open a maritime route to india. and the spice island is now part of indiana latoya. gonna see a lot more. i'm a lack of we're a veritable paradise for spices. if you it was the only place to find clothes, but the rarest him was expensive. spice of all robust last is 50 years in a moment. vices

there's an oceans somehow drain from the security council. i'll go to images 196 resolutions should clear, come from the human rights council amendment and not one was implemented well. how come? why, the man, why you went in here or there. and every one calls for implementation and cause for implementing the international legitimacy a while ago this as an ocean was adopted for palestine and no one cares or not a single resolution and only meant one single resolution. and then us, we have a we want the implementation of a single resolution. and right now, one met with dissolution. $181.00 which you have at the is solution 181 year, 100 pounds, some lum. i'm the whole armoire. a solution that we want to me you to be implemented, we want you to implement resolution $181.00 and with it model another resolution. why are out of the leave? what is the ocean 194 because those do it as an options. mm hm. our home on some money conditions. if our board serrato accept israel as member of the united nations and the most it back then with the a foreign m

we are an ocean planet. when we look for life on other planets, we look for oceans. yet, we don't know how our ocean word -- world works. did the artemis go off? it was supposed to go off today. it didn't. anyway, $40 billion we have spent so far and they still have not got it off the ground. it will be $90 billion. we are not spending anything like that on our own planet. it does not make any sense. [applause] liz: you are one of the relatively small number of people who have done some of this exploring of our ocean in dives. can you talk about what it feels like? what do you see? how long does it take? just paint a picture for us as you drop into the depths. edith: every time i dive in a submersible i have the opportunity to see something, possibly a species i have not seen before. certainly a behavior or something somebody has never seen before. that excitement of discovery is so incredible. i think it has to be baked into our dna. it is how we have learned to survive on this planet. we are all explorers. stories about exploration excited from childhood -- excite

pick up some steam on the ocean. when it comes back in and when it starts moving over the carolinas, they eventually just peter out overland. why is that? >> it is basically because a hurricane is a heat engine, it draws energy from the very warm oceans. as a hurricane develops, the winds going over that warm water are causing the water to evaporate, that puts heat in the atmosphere and create showers and thunderstorms. you essentially get a chimney of heat in which the storm has coalesced. when makeovers overland, there is more friction, it reduces the winds at the surface. you are taking away the heat that drives that heat engine. it is a blessing, fortunately, hurricanes weaken as they tend to come onshore. sometimes you have this ocean effect where hurricanes very with saturated water, saturated landscapes. we probably don't have that in this case, but certainly it gives off this, especially the warm water in the stream. you could not only be a tropical storm -- >> what do increasing ocean temperatures mean for t

at eventually breaking free through the ocean floor.cted salts, looks like black smoke, and over time, with the participation of bacteria , a semblance of a real pipe is formed from the deposits of iron, zinc and other minerals. the legendary scientists are one of the creators of the mir underwater vehicle. anatoly sogalevich saw such smokers, there are more than once against the background of those who are active. uh, such hydrota normal fields are hydrothermal fields that no longer work. that is. here she is, for example, 100 years old he is there there 100 years 150 200 years. well, then he shut up. he no longer smokes anything. and we have seen such large fields in different places, what remains of them is of particular interest. geologists, after all , have huge reserves of metals in these underwater buildings, but the ocean is no less beautiful and no less rich than the continents. smokers are knowledge

it only makes up a tiny fraction of our oceans, about 2%.make funding a trip to the bottom a pretty hard sell for the bottom line. >> so when you go to the accountants and you say, i need all this money to get that extra 2%, they say, no, you don't. >> reporter: australian sub pilot and engineer tim mcdonald. he never heard of someone financing a submarine by themselves, but vis co-vo, who had made a fortune in private equity, not only had the interest but pockets deep enough for the deed. >> once you're comfortable, i think there's a strong urge to try and do something helpful for the rest of humanity, and just the area that i've chosen is ocean exploration. >> reporter: he partnered with triton submarine, a small manufacturer in vero beach, florida, who took on the challenge to make a sub that could dive to almost unlimited depths over and over and over again like a space shuttle to the bottom of the world. the first task was to design a hull that could withstand the weight of about 20 fully loaded 747s stacked on top of it. that's how muc

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the so-called boundary layer, below 3,000 feet, where the air and the ocean meet.auldron of wind and salt water. >> we still need to get down there. that's the thing. we can't avoid it. oh, it's too dangerous, can he wbt we can't go down there. well, we as humans maybe can't go down there but we can bring our technology down there and send that data back so it can be used. >> reporter: joe sion is a lead meteorologist at noaa. inside this 3 1/2-foot tube is his new secret weapon, an unmanned hurricane-hunting drone. >> so this drone can literally go fly around the inside of a hurricane? >> yes. what we want to do is fly in and around those highest winds. >> reporter: it's called the altius 600. it weighs about 25 pounds and can fly for nearly four hours, feeding back real-time data. when it's deployed its mission is to detect what scientists call intensity change. >> so how strong is the storm right now and how strong will the storm become. >> reporter: the fear is rapid intensification. when hurricanes become catastrophic category 4 or 5 storms just before landfal

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trash in our oceans. this is the the clean earth rover, and electric, autonomous robot thats that acts just like a roomba vacuum to clean our waterways. >> i love this marina. it is mye my home and it is not a job but a lifestyle, really. >> reporter: darrell is the harbormaster and co-owner. as you can imagine, he feels passionate about keeping his harbor and his planet clean. >> marine owners can do their pt their part by trying to keep plastics out of the water. that is what we are trying to do. >> reporter: every year, 11 million tons of plastic and debris enter the world's oceans according to the environment pr. after that, 6.6 million tons of debris stay circulating within our coastal waterways and beaches. and this is where michs where michael's clean earth rover's sweep in. >> i remember from a very young age being passionate about climate change and pollution and and things of that nature but it it wasn't until i was older that that i had learned about the ocean issue. >> reporter: is robots can

and we shouldn't have to rely on their courage to protect our ocean. oh, northern india is among those regions already heavily affected by the climate crisis deserved vacation is dramatically on the rise. the indian state of rochester is home to more than 70000000 people. he could face water scarcity in future. in this week's global ideas, we had to the outskirts of b kenny to meet a man who wants to spilt flat with the help of his family. roger son in northern india, temperatures here regularly, sore above 45 degrees celsius and the heat waves are getting longer. a consequence of climate change says she, i'm cylinder gianni. for years he's been observing how the extreme conditions have caused the expansion of desert. scarcity of water is a big concern of their dead because they dont have groundwater because it is in very depth and also i'm not good in quality. it is not usable. and as far as the end is concerned, every yet of you to see you, minimum rainfall in this area shams under gianni, didn't want to sit back and do nothing. so in his spare time,

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and a warmer ocean is driving intensification of these storms.l of this is michael wenter, a climate scientist with berkeley national laboratory. thanks so much for being here. so hurricane ian, the rainfall -- the rainfall was 10% wetter, baufl climate change. what does that mean. indeed. this is the part of hurricanes and climate change we understand the most. i've been watching your coverage for the last two days. one can't help but being moved by the damages and suffering of the people in the path of this horrendous storm. what we've doendne is tried to qualify damages to that suffering. and that's by quantifying how much more rain has fallen, because of climate change. our statement was that climate change caused more than 10% increase in rainfall. this is important because the pictures you've shown are coastal flooding. that's saltwater flooding. and without question, that also has been exacerbated by climate change. >> and how is climate change making more rainfall? >> well, actually, the storms are really kind of supercharged. we know tha

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