Startups can save our oceans
summary
Conservation International connects field discoveries — fish boring into sea ice, garbage found 18,000 feet down — with tech fixes: satellite gravity mapping of seamounts, submersible observations, and proposals for real-time ocean dashboard, autonomous sensors, remote‑sensing satellites and automated aquaculture. Claims include Gulf Stream slowed 30% in 30 years and the need to feed nine billion from the sea. The talk mixes vivid field anecdotes with a manifesto-style roadmap (book: The Soul of the Sea in the Age of the Algorithm) rather than a finished product.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Earth as a patient
- 3:12Ocean challenges overview
- 8:55Industrial revolutions and oceans
- 12:33Key goals for ocean health
- 15:05Call to action and optimism
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