[LUM#12] Biodiversity: A Satirical Take
With a special feature on the effects of global warming on biodiversity, this twelfth issue of Lum invites you to meet the researchers who are helping us better understand this phenomenon, assess its impact, and seek solutions to address it.
In particular, follow the changes in France’s flora resulting from rising temperatures, as well as the alarming decline in marine biomass that will affect the oceans by 2100.
Also in this issue: a prosthesis capable of restoring sensation in an amputated limb, the Zika virus’s mode of transmission, and a treatment that allows HIV-positive mothers to breastfeed safely.
But first, Lum takes you far, far away, following in the icy footsteps of Nacim Guellati, a student at the University of Marseille who set out to catalog the marine species found in Antarctica—a potential refuge from human activity and its consequences. Explore our portfolio to follow his extraordinary adventure and join him aboard the Arctic Sunrise, Greenpeace’s legendary ship.
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