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Volcanos Have Been Slowing Global Warming

Volcanos Have Been Slowing Global Warming

January 11, 2015
Russ George
Get Your Geek On, Good News For The Planet

Global warming that has slowed down over the last 15 years is partly the result of many small volcanic eruptions. At top August 2014 eruption…

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Plankton Power Swirls Ocean Pastures - A Source Of 1/3 Of Oceans Energy

Plankton Power Swirls Ocean Pastures – A Source Of 1/3 Of Oceans Energy

September 30, 2014
Russ George
And Yet It Works!, Get Your Geek On, Good News For The Planet

Winds and Tides and Swimming Plankton Each Provide One Trillion Watts Of Power To Drive The Motion Of Ocean Waters Swirling ocean pasture eddies are…

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Warming Arctic Ocean Is Blooming More Than Ever

Warming Arctic Ocean Is Blooming More Than Ever

September 26, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On, Good News For The Planet

Following another season of shrinking sea ice Arctic Ocean life has been blessed with a doubling of plankton bloom cycles. Historically, phyto-plankton began to bloom…

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space station with plankton

Plankton In Space A Blooming Miracle

August 20, 2014
Russ George
Bizzare News For The Planet, Get Your Geek On

Perhaps you never imagined space is home to plankton. Reports are now proliferating that scientists have discovered Earthly plankton in space has taken up residence…

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ocean plankton spray

Ocean Plankton Specks Form The Heart Of Rain Drops

August 18, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On

New Scientific Reports Add Proof That Tiny Bits Of Plankton Lofted Into The Air Create Clouds And Rain Drops California’s drought could be resolved by…

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Record Numbers Of Salmon And Orcas Flood Pacific Coast

Record Numbers Of Salmon And Orcas Flood Pacific Coast

August 18, 2014
Russ George
And Yet It Works!, Get Your Geek On, Good News For The Planet

Int’l Pacific Salmon Commission Reports 170% More Sockeye Than Historic 2010 Run Arriving In A Sockeye Tsunami Ocean salmon pasture restoration credited with bringing back…

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Ocean Eddies Are Perfect Ocean Pastures

August 12, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On

Ocean Life Is Drawn To Ocean Eddies They Are Oases In A Vast Blue Desert Ocean eddies are commonly bigger than a city and filled…

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salmonid alevins

Copper Kills Salmon Sense Of Smell

August 7, 2014
Russ George
Bad News For The Planet, Get Your Geek On

Will The Largest Mine Waste Disaster In History In Canada Destroy The Largest Salmon Run In History A study in Ecological Applications reveals incredibly small…

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Ocean Pasture Plankton Blooms Scrub Mercury From The Surface Ocean

Ocean Pasture Plankton Blooms Scrub Mercury From The Surface Ocean

August 6, 2014
Russ George
And Yet It Works!, Bad News For The Planet, Get Your Geek On

Crisis of high and rising mercury in the oceans is growing worse Amount of toxic mercury to double by 2050 Nature’s cure is at hand…

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iron and plankton linked

A million years of plankton abundance shows iron repurposes CO2 into ocean life

July 31, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On

Dusty times provide iron to grow rich ocean plankton pastures Like humans, phytoplankton (tiny plants that drift on ocean currents) need iron to survive. The…

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Global Dust July 2014

Global Dust Observations From Space Reveal Dramatic Declines

July 31, 2014
Russ George
Bad News For The Planet, Get Your Geek On

Our ability to observe and measure dust around the world is best served by the satellite fleet. Those observations show a great decline in vital…

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ocean co2

Ocean CO2 Chemistry

July 28, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On, School of Ocean Pastures

The fate of CO2 is that most of it ends up in the oceans. In this post I am making a try at explaining physical…

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barcelona fish market

Seafoods Carbon Footprint

July 27, 2014
Russ George
Bad News For The Planet, Get Your Geek On

Catching Wild Seafoods Consumes A Lot Of Diesel Fuel Robert Parker, a young fisheries scientist at the University of Tasmania, Hobart, in Australia, and Peter…

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bahama bank

Sahara Dust Produces Massive Bahama Carbon Sink

July 21, 2014
Russ George
Geoengineering ?, Get Your Geek On, Good News For The Planet

A great mystery about how CO2 in ocean water is converted into solid carbonates is solved This explains the formation of vast regions of carbonate…

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trees communicate

Sentient Forests – We Are Not Alone

July 20, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On, Seas & Trees Business News

Here’s a great video about sentient forests where trees and fungi communicate over vast distances. Professor Suzanne Simard of the University of British Columbia gives a…

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arctic plankton

Arctic Ocean Plankton Blooms Beneath The Ice

July 17, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On, News

Ocean Pastures Are Found In All The World’s Oceans – Even The Frozen Ones. When all above is still locked up in a frozen wasteland,…

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Clouds From Plankton Blooms Control Weather

Clouds From Plankton Blooms Control Weather

July 14, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On, Good News For The Planet

Ocean plankton produce clouds as they thrive Ocean plankton is the largest natural factor of this blue planet when it comes to managing CO2 (and…

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Eddy avenue 1

Warming Ocean Grows More Vital Eddies Near Australia

July 14, 2014
Russ George
Bad News For The Planet, Get Your Geek On

Ocean eddies are growing “The ocean temperatures east of Tasmania are some of the fastest rising in the world,” said Iain Suthers, a professor at…

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Consider The Copious Copepod

Consider The Copious Copepod

July 13, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On

What’s your pick of the most important thing that swims in the ocean? Is it the giant Blue Whale, the largest beast that has ever…

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working stiffs

Plankton Working Stiffs Show A Variety Of Job Site And Ethnic Behaviours

July 11, 2014
Russ George
Get Your Geek On

Big or small it seems life’s creatures all display similar habits. This week in Science, researchers from MIT and elsewhere report that planktonic microbes in…

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Often one cannot catch the unknown in a net of the known. - anon

"There is something fascinating about science. One gets such wholesale returns of conjecture out of such trifling investment of fact." Mark Twain, Life on the Mississippi

"It's like religion. Heresy in science is thought of as a bad thing, whereas it should be just the opposite." - Thomas Gold

Unnamed Law: If it happens, it must be possible.

" If you steal from one person, well they call that plagarism. I steal from everyone, they call that research. - Woody Guthrie

“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.”

- Thomas Pynchon

When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong. - Arthur C. Clarke's First Law

It is through science that we prove, but through intuition that we discover. - H. Poincare

"Nothing is too wonderful to be true if it be consistent with the laws of nature." - Michael Faraday

A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it. - Max Planck

Corollary: Science advances funeral by funeral.

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I am tired of all this sort of thing called science here ... We have spent millions in that sort of thing for the last few years, and it is time it should be stopped. - U.S. Senator Simon Cameron, on the Smithsonian Institute (1901)

The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who's doing it!  The Roman Rule

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