Sailing: Soldini tells in a book how he has seen the seas of the world change

On the occasion of World Ocean Day and the United Nations Conference on the Ocean, both in June, The Passenger dedicates a volume to the undisputed protagonist of the Earth. Exceptional witnesses such as Sylvia Earle, world icon of oceanography, who has dedicated her entire life to studying the seabed and safeguarding this ecosystem, and Giovanni Soldini, who tells how she has seen the ocean change in many years of crossings. . The great sailor has signed a four-handed piece with the climatologist Antonello Provenzale, author of Crocodiles at the North Pole and ice at the equator, which alternates between the world below and the one above the sea surface, while ‘His Depth’ Sylvia Earle is interviewed by marine biologist Kerstin Forsberg. The sea and the boat as masters of life also return in Richard Hamblyn’s article – which explains how a wave is born and develops, from a small ripple in the middle of the ocean, to a wave that will hit a coast by the thousands. miles away, and in two sections at the end of the volume.