After the success of the first meeting of Paris Match live on parismatch.com, entitled “The Call of the Planet”, the magazine team invites you to follow on March 17 at 2:30 p.m. the second part devoted this time to the oceans .
Between the World Ocean Summit – “One Ocean” – in Brest and World Water Day at the end of March, international opinion is warning about the state of the seas, on our blue planet which sees red. The figures speak for themselves: 150 million tonnes of plastic waste are drifting on the seabed. At this rate, the forecast would be 750 million in 2050, when ocean water is a source of life and continues to produce 70% of the oxygen we breathe.
On March 17 at 2.30 p.m., “L’Appel de la Planète” will set sail for this blue planet, this time opening the file on environmental issues that concern the seas and oceans that surround us, that border our coasts, that arouse desires and passions. .
Will the rising waters change our daily lives? How will we live tomorrow? What can we do today to preserve the oceans? Is there still time? How to prevent the oceans from becoming an open dustbin? How to navigate without polluting? What are the solutions that will make the seas greener?
Maud Fontenoy, the navigator-writer, Guillaume Néry, the record freediver, lecturer and director, but also Jacques Rougerie, the architect-oceanographer, member of the Institut de France, ambassador of “One-Ocean” and Philippe Berterottière , Chairman and CEO of GTT (Gaz Transport and Technigaz), a major player in the energy transition in maritime transport, an expert in the “greening of the oceans”, will respond to the invitation of this “Appeal of the Planet” 2022, the program online that connects to the world.
All will make the findings of what their expertise shows, while projecting themselves into the future which is taking shape precisely on the horizon of our world, and will reveal the issues that will change our daily lives: habitats, transport, cultures…
Paris Match will present this second eco-responsible opus in partnership with “Marine & Océans”, the reference media “for understanding the challenges of the planet sea”. With Bertrand de Lesquen who is the director, and Romain Clergeat, deputy editor-in-chief of Paris Match, this “Call of the Planet” number 2 will welcome these four emblematic personalities to address the issues that matter in order to draw up a precise assessment of the situation of the seas and oceans today and their roles in our future.
The big blue awaits you on March 17 for a luminous dive live on www.parismatch.com
Also to discover or rediscover:our conference “The Call of the Planet”
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