I thought the sea star 'melting' was a problem related to acidification?

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31. Here's how EneNews concluded the article

"Ian Hewson, Ph.D., Asst. Professor of Microbiology, Cornell University, Dec. 20, 2013: We’ve had a lot of questions about whether it is related to radiation from Fukushima. We can’t completely exclude that possibility, but at the same time when you examine sea stars on the Japanese side of the Pacific, they are not dying, as far as we know. And it’s very unlikely that is the source of the problem. [...] it’s probably something in the water. Something in the water could be either chemical, it could be combined chemical and biological [...] I’m very surprised when I hear about 100% death rates of any organism when you are talking about a disease. It is not in nature, for example, for a pathogen to wipe out your entire host population. [It] has to have something to survive in."

So how is this lacking credibility? They seem to have concluded that the starfish likely are not dying because of Fukushima. You talk about anti-vaxxers being fixated. What about flat-earthers?

Tiresome to hear people refuse to discuss because they prefer to be snarky.

Totally unrec.