How Guadeloupe is coping with invasive seaweed
Huge sheets of brown seaweed drifting in the ocean are washing up on the beaches of Guadeloupe. Known as sargassum, the Caribbean coasts have had to contend with its proliferation for the past ten years. Capesterre-de-Marie-Galante, a small fishing village, is particularly hard hit. It alone accounts for 40% of the sargasso washed up in the archipelago. It's an ordeal for the local people who have to cope with this health and environmental scourge.
Réalisation : Marie Brière de la Hosseraye
Production : Universcience
Année de production : 2023
Durée : 7min32
Accessibilité : sous-titres anglais, sous-titres français
