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In reply to the discussion: Shock as sardines vanish off California - the entire Pacific coast - NOAA: We don’t know why [View all]RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)62. Here's the problem, mm
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"Our planet's entropy has, long ago, already rid itself of any credible threat from the Fukushima radiation, outside of the immediate evacuation zone."
There you go, coming to a conclusion "... already rid ... of threat..."
So, you don't think further examination of the situation is warranted? That all is well and all taken care of?
From where I sit it seems your intent is to whitewash Fukushima.
Not only that, but you are anti-science?
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Shock as sardines vanish off California - the entire Pacific coast - NOAA: We don’t know why [View all]
bananas
Jan 2014
OP
I eat a tin of anchovies and a tin of smoked oysters for breakfast every day.
OnyxCollie
Jan 2014
#21
You win the thread. Greed and overfishing, followed by protestations of 'IDK why! Help!' n/t
freshwest
Jan 2014
#16
Unbelievable, only one thread even mentions Fukishima! WORLDWIDE blackout of obvious cause.
joanbarnes
Jan 2014
#17
Please stop posting crap from ENE as if it's a legitimate source of information. I am sick
ChisolmTrailDem
Jan 2014
#23
These scientists aren't cognizant of the devastating oceanic ecosystem effects of
kestrel91316
Jan 2014
#55