La mer Noire est-elle une bombe climatique ? #CURIOCEAN 26

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L'océan peut-il devenir notre ennemi face au changement climatique ? Aujourd'hui, je vous embarque en mer Noire afin de partir à la chasse au gaz sous-marin !

Encore un grand merci à l'Ifremer, Génavir et la Flotte Océanographique de m'avoir permis d'embarquer sur cette expédition scientifique GHASS2 !

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