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Bernardo de La Paz

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8. Loss of OCEAN oxygen is very different from the non-loss of ATMOSPHERIC oxygen

Reply to AikidoSoul (Original post)

Tue May 3, 2016, 01:18 PM

May 2016

Your post is badly wrong about people "asphyxiating".

The article is about ocean oxygen levels being depleted. There are many different chemical reactions and life interactions involved there compared to the atmosphere.

All the same, the loss of ocean oxygen is a serious problem.

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The stupid fuckers wouldn't listen -- so let them asphixiate along with their families, pets and [View all] AikidoSoul May 2016 OP

Thank you for crediting Giovanni Gentile with the fascism=corporatism equation. raging moderate May 2016 #1

What does this have to do with the topic of this post AikidoSoul May 2016 #4

rm was referring to your sig line. nt Qutzupalotl May 2016 #11

The scientists from Collaborative for Health and the Environment AikidoSoul May 2016 #2

No thanks, I am pretty sure it's not just the deniers that will suffocate. Kalidurga May 2016 #3

The "only" problem with that.... usedtobedemgurl May 2016 #5

Because the 1% of those who profit from petrochemicals do not want to believe in climate change AikidoSoul May 2016 #6

But...but...Sen. Inhofe tossed a snowball in the Senate!!! KansDem May 2016 #7

When he starts to turn blue, maybe he will send DU a "selfie" AikidoSoul May 2016 #9

Loss of OCEAN oxygen is very different from the non-loss of ATMOSPHERIC oxygen Bernardo de La Paz May 2016 #8

I think you need to read the entire paper, the remarks of the scientists, and the comments from AikidoSoul May 2016 #10

I did read the paper. That's how I knew that your damn OP was badly wrong! Bernardo de La Paz May 2016 #13

IMO, it's already too late and we ought to concentrate on trying to adapt. Kaleva May 2016 #12

Locking tammywammy May 2016 #14