lorenhough
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I moved to Fiji to escape Fukushima. The North Pacific ocean is dying not because plastic the size of Texas floating in the water not because of run off , BC coast has no run off, the life is dying not because of CO2 it sinks into the ocean where it's cold, how does that explain all the death in Mexico on the coast, how does overfishing explain all the starfish dying from Mexico to Alaska. There is a debris field from Fukushima twice the size of America it's highly radioactive spreading across the North Pacific ocean. It collected in the rain and snow falls out and comes back down to the river to the ocean.
at 30,000 feet flying to Fiji from LA at night I was getting extremely high ratings on my radiation detector. Fu or. Bombs the sun? I do not know.
Near the equator at night I think some of this is just background radiation I have no evidence that this is Fukushima radiation. But it could be.
Been asked to share this information with the Fiji government.
The night of Fukushima it was reported to fly out that night from Tokyo they're asking for $100,000 only the rich and the smart got out and never went back.
Don't let the fools fool yeah, The master always blames the slaves.
Gov’t Experts: Hordes of jellyfish 10 blocks long off west coast of Seattle; So dense it’s like you can just walk on them… Disturbing when all you pull up are huge masses of jellyfish — NPR: They seem to be replacing fish in food chain — Herring disappear, mysterious spike in salmon deaths (PHOTOS)
Published: May 14th, 2015
By ENENews
May 12, 201 Jellyfish Boom As Little Fish Disappeared… A bill signed by Governor Jay Inslee authorizes a major study of fish in Puget Sound… A new study suggests that the little guys are disappearing… [NOAA biologist] Correigh Greene is standing near the end of a fishing dock in West Seattle. He’s not here to fish, but he tells me what he’d expect to catch if he threw a net in the water here: Some young salmon pumped out by hatcheries — (Green): “and that’s mostly it, aside from a bunch of jellyfish”… In much of Puget Sound… researchers rarely pull up
the little fish that salmon, and even orcas, depend on. Mostly they get big hauls of jellyfish. Greene recalls one of the biggest — (Green): “The net was so filled with jellyfish we couldn’t bring it on board. It was too heavy for our winch. It’s fairly disturbing when all you pull up are these huge masses of jellyfish.”… Jellies seem to be replacing the tastier parts of the food chain, like herring… federal biologists can’t explain why forage fish, like herring, have declined by 98 percent or more in much of Puget Sound.
Christopher Krembs, Washington Dept of Ecology oceanographer: “Fall and winter, the patches were just enormous… not just a few blocks long; some of them were 10 blocks long… it was so dense, you had the feeling you could just walk on them.”
Seattle Times, May 2, 2015: Prime fish give way to hordes of jellyfish in Puget Sound… Over the past 40 years, the researchers found that the numbers of herring and smelt have plummeted… herring catches were 1 percent or less of what they were… [P]ollution can impair reproduction in forage fish… But even in the relatively undeveloped Rosario and San Juan basins to the north, herring catches have fallen by more than 80 percent… “People who have a history of being out on the water will say: ‘There sure are a lot more jellyfish than there used to be,’” [Univ. of Washington fisheries professor Tim Essington] said… In recent years, [Krembs] noticedlarger and more frequent blooms… a huge bloom of moon jellies [was seen] in October — when jellyfish usually start a seasonal decline.
NOAA, May 2015: Pacific herring and surf smelt… declined by as much as two orders of magnitude… with jellyfish-dominated catches jumping three to nine-fold in the same sub-basins… In some cases more than nine of every 10 tows of trawl survey nets in recent years brought in catches dominated by jellyfish… The research may also help resolve the mystery of why juvenile salmon survival has declined sharply in Puget Sound… “there is clearly a compelling pattern of change in Puget Sound food webs that may be linked to human influence,” said Casey Rice, a [NOAA] research fish biologist.
My friends is Fukushima man-made human influence yes!!!!!
LH.
at 30,000 feet flying to Fiji from LA at night I was getting extremely high ratings on my radiation detector. Fu or. Bombs the sun? I do not know.
Near the equator at night I think some of this is just background radiation I have no evidence that this is Fukushima radiation. But it could be.
Been asked to share this information with the Fiji government.
The night of Fukushima it was reported to fly out that night from Tokyo they're asking for $100,000 only the rich and the smart got out and never went back.
Don't let the fools fool yeah, The master always blames the slaves.
Gov’t Experts: Hordes of jellyfish 10 blocks long off west coast of Seattle; So dense it’s like you can just walk on them… Disturbing when all you pull up are huge masses of jellyfish — NPR: They seem to be replacing fish in food chain — Herring disappear, mysterious spike in salmon deaths (PHOTOS)
Published: May 14th, 2015
By ENENews
May 12, 201 Jellyfish Boom As Little Fish Disappeared… A bill signed by Governor Jay Inslee authorizes a major study of fish in Puget Sound… A new study suggests that the little guys are disappearing… [NOAA biologist] Correigh Greene is standing near the end of a fishing dock in West Seattle. He’s not here to fish, but he tells me what he’d expect to catch if he threw a net in the water here: Some young salmon pumped out by hatcheries — (Green): “and that’s mostly it, aside from a bunch of jellyfish”… In much of Puget Sound… researchers rarely pull up
Christopher Krembs, Washington Dept of Ecology oceanographer: “Fall and winter, the patches were just enormous… not just a few blocks long; some of them were 10 blocks long… it was so dense, you had the feeling you could just walk on them.”
Seattle Times, May 2, 2015: Prime fish give way to hordes of jellyfish in Puget Sound… Over the past 40 years, the researchers found that the numbers of herring and smelt have plummeted… herring catches were 1 percent or less of what they were… [P]ollution can impair reproduction in forage fish… But even in the relatively undeveloped Rosario and San Juan basins to the north, herring catches have fallen by more than 80 percent… “People who have a history of being out on the water will say: ‘There sure are a lot more jellyfish than there used to be,’” [Univ. of Washington fisheries professor Tim Essington] said… In recent years, [Krembs] noticedlarger and more frequent blooms… a huge bloom of moon jellies [was seen] in October — when jellyfish usually start a seasonal decline.
NOAA, May 2015: Pacific herring and surf smelt… declined by as much as two orders of magnitude… with jellyfish-dominated catches jumping three to nine-fold in the same sub-basins… In some cases more than nine of every 10 tows of trawl survey nets in recent years brought in catches dominated by jellyfish… The research may also help resolve the mystery of why juvenile salmon survival has declined sharply in Puget Sound… “there is clearly a compelling pattern of change in Puget Sound food webs that may be linked to human influence,” said Casey Rice, a [NOAA] research fish biologist.
My friends is Fukushima man-made human influence yes!!!!!
LH.
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