[Misc] Is this an omen for tomorrow?

[ConfusedGloryHunter]

Menindee: Millions of dead fish wash up near Australian town

"Just imagine leaving a fish in your kitchen to rot" said one resident, describing the smell.

www.bbc.co.uk

If so, what does it mean?

 

[Coldeanseagull]

Get the barbie going sheila, I've procured us some dinner!
Thats not to be sniffed at

 

[stewardxxx]

Does TB still spend a lot of time down under? Could be him sending a subtle message to Grimsby...

 

[sydney]

Menindee: Millions of dead fish wash up near Australian town

"Just imagine leaving a fish in your kitchen to rot" said one resident, describing the smell.

www.bbc.co.uk

If so, what does it mean?

BBC couldn't resist chucking the "human induced climate change " label in there could they , its an algal bloom , depleting oxygen levels in the water , been happening for years.

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

BBC couldn't resist chucking the "human induced climate change " label in there could they , its an algal bloom , depleting oxygen levels in the water , been happening for years.

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2017.21884

 

[sydney]

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2017.21884

its ok though as rising temperatures will result in greater rain fall which will , in time , flush this algae into the sea where it will be killed by salt.....there is an algae here called "red tide" it is highly toxic to fish and marine mammals , it is a naturally occurring algal bloom which has been happening for millions of years .....apparently.

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

its ok though as rising temperatures will result in greater rain fall which will , in time , flush this algae into the sea where it will be killed by salt.....there is an algae here called "red tide" it is highly toxic to fish and marine mammals , it is a naturally occurring algal bloom which has been happening for millions of years .....apparently.

Interesting theory, do you have a reference for that? Would be good to read it.

 

[sydney]

Interesting theory, do you have a reference for that? Would be good to read it.

it stands to reason that melting ice caps , rising sea levels and rising temperatures can really only lead to a generally wetter climate .....owing to the the laws of chemistry and physics like ...

each 1 degree rise in temp results in a 7% rise in atmospheric moisture....apparently , google it , plenty to be read.

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

do you have a reference for that?

it stands to reason that melting ice caps , rising sea levels and rising temperatures can really only lead to a generally wetter climate .....owing to the the laws of chemistry and physics like ...

each 1 degree rise in temp results in a 7% rise in atmospheric moisture....apparently , google it , plenty to be read.

That'll be a 'no' then

 

[sydney]

google it , lazy man.