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Environment & Energy

pecosbob

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2. Anyone remember when sulfuric acid rain was killing the forests in the northeast?

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sat Mar 2, 2019, 07:03 AM

Mar 2019

I remember when the Gulf of Mexico actually had fish in it before it was an anaerobic acid bath. Warmer waters encourage algal blooms that will decimate the oceanic food chain.

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Plastics May Draw Attention To Failing Ocean Health, But Warming, Acidification Far Bigger Threats [View all] hatrack Mar 2019 OP

K&R. truestwords Mar 2019 #1

Anyone remember when sulfuric acid rain was killing the forests in the northeast? pecosbob Mar 2019 #2