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maculata, in Alaskan rivers turning orange due to climate change, study finds

Is this where they get Sunny D?

maculata, in Why Are Tuna Crabs Swarming Off the Coast of San Diego?

Why not?!?!

What’s next? You gonna start demanding reasons for why black people are swimming too? Or women?!? Or any other group you don’t like?!?

How DARE they?!?! Huh?!?

What?!?! Is the beach only for rich white men who own property in San Diego ?!?

Tuna crabs ain’t ALLOWED or something?!?!

WTF?!!?

Seriously. WTF?!!?

You think the beach only belongs you YOU?!?!

Boinkage, in A ‘Green Glacier’ is Burying Prairies, Threatening Ranchers and Wildlife

Glacier is a very weird and incorrect word to describe trees.

Orbituary, in Venomous lionfish are invading the Mediterranean Sea. The rise of these deadly predators has scientists worried
@Orbituary@lemmy.world avatar

They already fucked over the Florida Keys along with other invasive pets that got released like iguanas, curly tailed skinks, and the fucking snakes in the everglades.

Exotic pets are awful.

eskimofry, in Scientists Are Trying to Coax the Ocean to Absorb More CO2

Sure lets destroy the oceans now that we can’t stop human greed.

BillDaCatt, in Octopuses could lose eyesight and struggle to survive if ocean temperatures keep rising, study finds

Am I wrong in thinking that the octopus and the fish it feeds on would all move to colder water to escape the heat?

tpihkal, in Octopuses could lose eyesight and struggle to survive if ocean temperatures keep rising, study finds

*octopodes

Gamers_Mate, in Scientists Discover How to Convert CO2 into Powder That Can Be Stored for Decades

Li’s team has also designed a refrigerator-sized fuel cell that uses a liquefied version of the stored power. That could produce electricity for homes, he said, and “nothing goes into the atmosphere.”

If the powder does not release anything into the environment then this could actually be carbon negative?

SoleInvictus,
@SoleInvictus@lemmy.world avatar

I’m assuming they’re referring to a closed carbon loop instead of the current open one. If we reduce greenhouse gasses to a reasonable level then extract as much CO2 as we input, there’s really no issue.

dohpaz42, in Scientists Discover How to Convert CO2 into Powder That Can Be Stored for Decades
@dohpaz42@lemmy.world avatar

That is super cool, and is certainly exciting news for the fight against climate change. I just learned the other day that Venus suffered a massive climate change with the build up of CO2 that is the reason why it is how it is today; and I’d hate to think of the earth suffering a similar fate.

doingless, in 'This is weird': Experts 'shocked' by record-breaking longevity of Death Valley's phantom lake

When major wind patterns change due to climate disruption it can make deserts wet and warm places very cold. I think northern Europe could be in for a shock if they started getting weather like northern Canada has at the same latitude.

Serinus, in ‘Biggest, baddest ship on the planet’: World’s largest cruise ship stokes environmental concerns

It’s the main reason I’m not going on another cruise. If they were solar and wind, I’d certainly go.

oDDmON, in Scientists Map Largest Deep-Sea Coral Reef Off Atlantic Coast

Larger than the state if Vermont.

CluckN, in Why we still have brutal cold snaps even as the planet warms to record levels

TL;DR Global warming was faked by Big Fashion to sell more T-shirts.

Fern, in Synthetic biology breakthrough fixes CO2 from the air better than nature
@Fern@lemmy.world avatar

What’s the rub?

Municipal0379,

Kind of a spicy dry rub. But it’s delicious!

testing, in Virgin Islands: Mistrust, Tax Burdens and Blatant Land Theft Accusations Made Against National Park Service During Heated St. John Town Hall
testing avatar

from the article:

Boundaries only scratched the surface of the complaints many St. Johnians have expressed regarding the parks. Congresswoman Plaskett listened to accounts from several residents, including Lorelei Monsanto, who insinuated that the National Park Service has wrongfully claimed land belonging to their families. “They still owe us 300 acres of land,” stated Ms. Monsanto, who explained that her mother had successfully sued the NPS to recover some of the family's property. “The park has stolen and still needs to give us back the land they stole."

Raymond Roberts, who said that his family on St. John could be traced back five generations, revealed that his family is currently in court with the National Park Service over land that had been in his family for centuries. “How could they own all property that four generations before me have been living on?” Mr. Roberts asked. According to him, upon the death of his grandmother in 2004, the matter was thought to have been settled, but as another resident revealed, the NPS requested that the case be reopened, and “insists on fighting them for their property.”

Abigail Hendricks, the resident in question, also raised concerns over increasing property taxes on “landlocked” land within the National Park’s boundaries. “So then all of a sudden, now my land tax has gone way up because I'm a part of the National Park,” she complained. She detailed land access issues, saying that several roads to access owned properties within the park have been blocked off. “How do you block me from getting to my property, but the government expects us to still pay for it?” asked Ms. Hendricks. That question was met with rousing applause.

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