James Scourse

Professor of Marine Geology and Director of the Climate Change Consortium of Wales, Bangor University

Últimos Artículos

Naturaleza y Biodiversidad

Pristine Antarctic fjords contain similar levels of microplastics to open oceans near big civilisations

In the middle of the last century, mass-produced, disposable plastic waste started washing up on shorelines, and to be found in the middle of the oceans. This has since become an increasi...

13 ago 2018

Acción climática

It's written in the shells: 500 years of history as told by one clam

You probably don’t think clams are the most exciting animals on the planet. But anyone who dismisses these marine bivalve molluscs surely cannot be aware of just how important they actual...

09 dic 2016