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And that's why the left love it so. It means that all of us icky-poo conservative redneck bubba sinners will die painfully and leave them, who are the righteous social justice warriors and so much more deserving of all the goodies in life that somebody else paid for, in charge.
I'm pretty sure that the reduction in coral and fish populations is because of divers.I’ve been an avid diver since the late 70s. Mostly in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the Florida Keys. I’ve seen the decline in the reefs and the fish population firsthand in that short a period.
For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects.
Overpopulation. Pollution, etc.I’ve been an avid diver since the late 70s. Mostly in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the Florida Keys. I’ve seen the decline in the reefs and the fish population firsthand in that short a period.
For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.
14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows
Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18www.theguardian.com
Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)
The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.www.nytimes.com
Well said. Our beliefs and experiences are who we are, and the Left tries to shut it down, not let us speak. The problem with that is then people continue to think as they do, but nobody else knows ---- until a big upset, such as the surprise election of Trump. Or an unexpected revolution.They do to me and that’s all that matters.
That's it! People don't have perspective. We've been here only a few thousand years, as a creature that builds towns and does agriculture. The amount of time all the other organisms have been here -- dinosaurs for millions of years -- is so great that I doubt "Earth" has noticed us yet. Many seem to view us as aliens, not part of the Earth: they talk about us and Nature as if we were separate.Doesn't matter what the effects are. I don't need coral. Coral is being preserved. The Earth will do what the Earth will do. When will you get it through your thick skull that even if man is contributing in a small way, MAN IS PART OF THE PLAN OF NATURE!
99% of everything that ever was is extinct now, always being changed and replaced. Given appropriate time, technological advances may help, but to force it in the short run irregardless of the detriment and damage to human civilization is insanity.
I was diving in Turks and Caicos and they are growing new reefs. I dove there 3 years after the first time and I saw great growth, just too many sharks!Overpopulation. Pollution, etc.
I can't say that quite loudly enough. I have the greatest possible amount of disdain for those who refuse to see this. They are the ones who want to kill off >90% of the population of the planet, or their lackeys.Doesn't matter what the effects are. I don't need coral. Coral is being preserved. The Earth will do what the Earth will do. When will you get it through your thick skull that even if man is contributing in a small way, MAN IS PART OF THE PLAN OF NATURE!
99% of everything that ever was is extinct now, always being changed and replaced. Given appropriate time, technological advances may help, but to force it in the short run irregardless of the detriment and damage to human civilization is insanity.
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This is not "envirowhacko stuff". It is the result of hard science.That really isn't happening. WHen all you can get on the internet are dire warnings of globaloney warming then you think the world is ending. It isn't.
No wonder our kids are crazy with this envirowhacko stuff.
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From the NY Times & the UK Guardian; sounds great. If someone else posted a fact check from the American Thinker and the National Review that it would prove to me that this side issue was controversial --along w/ sea levels rising and ice caps melting. My thinking is that your take would be we got the truth followed by falsehood.For those who have been claiming there have been no untoward effects. Let's talk about what effects a large loss of the world's coral will have on marine life and those who depend on it for food and coastal shelter.
14% of worldâs coral lost in less than a decade, study shows
Largest analysis of reef health reveals equivalent of more than all living coral in Australia was lost in 2009-18
Climate Change Is Devastating Coral Reefs Worldwide, Major Report Says (Published 2021)
The world lost 14 percent of its coral in just a decade, researchers found.
LOL They would not be 'Conservatives' is they actually would read science. After all, that might damage their willful ignorance.Is no one here capable of following the links to the published study available in both articles?
