MMP in PBS Documentary

MMP in PBS Documentary

/ / Published in MMP, News

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) scientist Ruth Curry is featured in two televised PBS NOW investigations discussing the impact of global climate change on the oceans. The documentary “Sea Change” features Curry explaining an MMP and shows WHOI scientists deploying an MMP off the RV Oceanus. Some video of McLane flotation is also included. The video showing McLane products appears at approximately 6 minutes and 30 seconds into the show.

Link to video of PBS NOW, “Sea Change.”
Link to video of PBS NOW “Tipping Point,” a follow up to “Sea Change.”

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