Patrimônio natural da humanidade tombado pela Unesco, o arquipélago é destino de dezenas de milhares de turistas - e agora a Embratur quer liberar cruzeiros, o que aumentaria ainda mais o número de visitas. Para entender os riscos a Noronha e todos os lados envolvidos nessa história, Renata Lo Prete conversa com Ana Clara Marinho, repórter do G1 que vive por lá há 30 anos e é responsável pelo blog Viver Noronha. Ana Clara relata como é a vida em Noronha - que sofre com falta de saneamento básico e racionamento de água. Participa também Beatrice Padovani Ferreira, professora de oceanografia da UFPE que monitora os recifes de corais de Noronha desde 2002.
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