What is this? Third time today that global warming has done something wrong? Anyway, phytoplankton in the Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island is in decline after having several population booms over the last few decades. Global warming is partially to blame, according to the article, because the warmer waters have caused them to bloom throughout the year, instead of only in the winter and spring. And it’s affecting bottom-feeding fish. They think.
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An injunction against the United States Navy prohibiting certain types of exercises in the Pacific Ocean originally handed down by the Ninth Circuit Court has been overturned by the United States Supreme Court. Originally the exercises were working out well and going smoothly until several environmentalist groups filed suit, claiming that sonar used in the exercises may hurt whale and dolphin populations.
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Now it seems that barrier reefs, and specifically the Great Barrier Reef, won’t vanish afterall thanks to global warming. Scientists, like Dr. Andrew Baird, are expecting reefs to adapt to climate change rather than disappear.
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Operation Desperation Update:  fearing that their number has been called in the “planet-is-warming-and-we’re-all-gonna-die” predictions, mostly because the planet is now expected to cool for the next 10 years, the global warming activists are at it again.  This time they’ve discovered a vast area of ocean off the coast of India about 500 meters deep where nothing is growing - a vast underwater ocean desert.  The purported cause of this calamity is a lack of oxygen in the water; it’s “hypoxic” if you want to get technical, and nothing can survive …