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Environment & Energy

sue4e3

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2. We already have some programs

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Fri Feb 27, 2015, 02:37 PM

Feb 2015

that ground up shells and dump them back into the ocean among the benefits is lowering the acidity content, pretty much like putting baking soda in a swimming pool to balance the PH. I understand that this seems over simplistic. In combonation with attempting to lower our addmissions(even though we haven't done that yet), and reducing runoff, well just athought.

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Now Our Carbon Emissions Are Threatening to Kill Off Delicious Shellfish [View all] TexasTowelie Feb 2015 OP

When we lose the bivalves, the entire ocean ecosystem is going to unravel phantom power Feb 2015 #1

We already have some programs sue4e3 Feb 2015 #2