Reckoning with Climate Change in the Gulf of Maine

The Gulf of Maine is warming faster than 99% of the world's oceans, making it the perfect microcosm for scientists studying the effects of climate change. Reckoning With Climate Change in the Gulf of Maine, a documentary produced by the University of New England, features Maine scientists grappling with impacts of climate change and what their role is in advocating for change.

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