The second interview in the Air to the Earth is online!
We talk about you this time of the link between atmospheric chemistry, climate change and human health.
To do this, we are accompanied by Didier neighbor, teacher, researcher at the University Grenoble Alpes and at the laboratory of glaciology and Geophysics of the environment in Grenoble.
It presents what is atmospheric chemistry, the role of ozone on our planet, how it is created and its link with global warming and human health.
All this in flight course and still very simple!
Feel free to share the video and let us all your remarks and suggestions.
If you want to participate in the project or then contact us for any request, we will be very happy to discuss with you, so send us a message!
And of course do not hesitate to visit our site internet www.enlairpourlaterre.fr
and on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/enlairpourlaterre
Thanks to our partners for hardware: Kortel Design, Sky Dreams and Gradient
Cheers for new videos in the Air to the Earth!
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The second interview of the Fly for the Earth project is now online!
For this one, we talk about the link between atmospheric chemistry, global warming and human health.
For this, we are with Didier neighbor, research professor at the University Grenoble Alpes and at the Laboratory of Glaciology and Geophysics of the Environment in Grenoble.
He shows us what is atmospheric chemistry, the role of ozone on our planet, how it is created and its link to global warming and human health.
All of this during a beautiful flight and always in a very simple way!
Feel free to share the video and give us your comments and suggestions.
If you want to participate in the project or everything else contact us, we will be very happy to discuss with you, so send us a message!
And of course feel free to visit our website www.enlairpourlaterre.fr
and our Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/enlairpourlaterre
Thank you to our partners for the equipment: Kortel Design, Sky Dreams and Gradient
See you soon for new videos of Fly for the Earth!