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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.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.
If so, what does it mean?
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.
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 ...
That'll be a 'no' thenit 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.