AS THE FISH GO SO GOES THE CLIMATE
This article in Science Daily gives yet another reason why wiping out marine animals, small and large, is not a very good idea. They provide about a third of the power that stirs the oceans, and are thus a giant, very necessary part of the climate-making mix.
We are busy knocking back these vital stirrers with over-fishing and manmade climate-change. Clever, huh?
Sounds like a title for a book: So long, fish. Thanks for all the good weather...
A giant footnote to that is the news, in the NZ Herald that scientists have found that the smoking gun of climate-change was responsible for the breaking off of the huge Larsen B iceshelf from Antartica in 2002.
We cannot tell a lie, we chopped it off with our little greenhouse-gas axe...
This article in Science Daily gives yet another reason why wiping out marine animals, small and large, is not a very good idea. They provide about a third of the power that stirs the oceans, and are thus a giant, very necessary part of the climate-making mix.
We are busy knocking back these vital stirrers with over-fishing and manmade climate-change. Clever, huh?
Sounds like a title for a book: So long, fish. Thanks for all the good weather...
A giant footnote to that is the news, in the NZ Herald that scientists have found that the smoking gun of climate-change was responsible for the breaking off of the huge Larsen B iceshelf from Antartica in 2002.
We cannot tell a lie, we chopped it off with our little greenhouse-gas axe...
posted by Nobilangelo at 20:07
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