Phil Smyth
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410 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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But obviously the more carbon dioxide that it takes in, also ocean acidification as well, it becomes more it changes its its pH level.
Yeah, so you are gonna see more um uh uh levels of our this, but also like things that we can do, because I always thought like there's always doom and gloom, but people need hope and that kind of stuff.
Like what we can do globally, obviously reduce greenhouse uh gas emissions.
Ultimately, I can bang on about that as long as I want, but we've heard that message.
But
Locally what we can do is make marine ecosystems more resilient.
Um that kind of means reducing pollution, pressures, protecting habitats, managing fisheries and aquaculture uh sustainably and kind of m improving the monitoring of it.
So if we can make systems more robust, there might they might be able to, you know, last.
Everyone's talking about resilience in people, potentially resilience at what we can do.
Absolutely.
And sometimes someone will go, well, don't be too dramatic about this.
Well, I mean, okay, but this is a shift and we can do something about.
But when you look at this and then say the weather patterns, and then the next thing, and the next thing, collectively, there's a lot of this.
And you become to a tipping point where you can't go backwards.
And what there's a lot of kind of stuff that's in science you would see in researchers, they're looking at kind of carbon capture, and they're looking at like this great scientist.
Scientific solution that's gonna come to solve climate change.
We can't rely on that.
We have the solution already.
We need to just act on it.
But it it it kind of comes in with a bit of hope and general action.
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