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RobertEarl

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11. Hilarious?

Tue Feb 23, 2016, 08:20 PM

Feb 2016

I don't fucking think so.

Some here make jokes about it, but it's a damn fucking serious matter.

Radiation is a well known toxin to all life forms.

What's funny is that some people fall all over themselves in denial of science and making excuses for the nuke industry.

For instance: Cesium was first discovered in the pacific as a result of all the nuclear bomb tests in the 60's and early 60's. tests. There's your link to your statement:

"... link radiation in general to starfish dieoffs that were first documented in the 1970's."

Have you no science in any of your accusations? Not that I have seen.

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Scientists now link massive starfish die-off, warming ocean [View all] suffragette Feb 2016 OP

What happened in 2011? RobertEarl Feb 2016 #1

Correlation is not causation. longship Feb 2016 #26

Yes you are RobertEarl Feb 2016 #28

No, I justifiably ridicule your silly sea star conspiracy. longship Feb 2016 #30

Heh RobertEarl Feb 2016 #31

It's all about Fukushima, eh? longship Feb 2016 #33

There it is again from you RobertEarl Feb 2016 #34

Source? Peer review? longship Feb 2016 #35

Heh RobertEarl Feb 2016 #36

ENEnews.com is utter rubbish, and everybody knows it. longship Feb 2016 #37

Your personal attacks are weird RobertEarl Feb 2016 #38

But...but...FUKUSHIMA!!!! zappaman Feb 2016 #2

So, reputable scientists note the climate link to worsening the impact of disease here suffragette Feb 2016 #3

I guess you missed all the threads by 'scientists' on DU blaming the kill-off on Fukushima. Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #4

Kinda funny, don't you think? RobertEarl Feb 2016 #5

It's not how much the water varies from month to month. It's the sustained high temps NickB79 Feb 2016 #7

Hilarious? RobertEarl Feb 2016 #11

It is indeed a shame no scientists are studying the effects of Fukushima on ocean life NickB79 Feb 2016 #8

How do we know there have not been cyclical die-offs over the eons.... Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #9

Not only sea stars RobertEarl Feb 2016 #10

What the Hell is a climate denier? Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #14

They are RobertEarl Feb 2016 #16

Perhaps you're thinking of climate change deniers Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #17

Which are you? RobertEarl Feb 2016 #18

I'm with my state state legislatures, and we are totally up to speed on climate chage Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #19

The new studies note the warming water worsens the virus suffragette Feb 2016 #20

Interesting, the virus was found in 50-year-old museum collections. Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #21

It sounds like they were being very thorough in their study. suffragette Feb 2016 #22

That's what reputable scientists do Brother Buzz Feb 2016 #23

Did they even run a geiger test? RobertEarl Feb 2016 #25

Yes; one-line sarcastic responses is all they have ever got. closeupready Feb 2016 #6

Sadly so. suffragette Feb 2016 #12

Blame reply #1 pintobean Feb 2016 #13

Post #1 was about sea stars RobertEarl Feb 2016 #15

Sea stars!!!!! longship Feb 2016 #27

Because three nuclear meltdowns are simply hilarious. Octafish Feb 2016 #24

The uber-rich are destroying this planet. How can we stop them? Dont call me Shirley Feb 2016 #29

Agree. One step might be to elect politicians who acknowledge climate change suffragette Feb 2016 #32

Vote out the toxic bums! A mass awakening must occur before it is too late. Dont call me Shirley Feb 2016 #39

Shirley so! suffragette Feb 2016 #40

Suffragette City is one of my very favorite songs. Dont call me Shirley Feb 2016 #41

Mine, too. suffragette Feb 2016 #42