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WIND BORNE DUST AND ITS IRON SHOWN TO BE KEY FACTOR IN SOUTHERN OCEAN PLANKTON BLOOM HEALTH

WIND BORNE DUST AND ITS IRON SHOWN TO BE KEY FACTOR IN SOUTHERN OCEAN PLANKTON BLOOM HEALTH

April 8, 2013
Russ George
Good News For The Planet

Rapid Climate Change and the Role of the Southern Ocean Apr. 8, 2013 — Scientists from Cardiff University and the University of Barcelona have discovered new…

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Voyage Adds More Than One Million Species Of Plankton To Ocean Pasture Biodiversity

Voyage Adds More Than One Million Species Of Plankton To Ocean Pasture Biodiversity

April 8, 2013
Russ George
Business News

Just a couple of years ago common wisdom was that there might be 30,000 species of plankton in the surface ocean. The expedition described in…

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Ocean Pastures Are The Next Big Future For Drug Discovery

Ocean Pastures Are The Next Big Future For Drug Discovery

April 8, 2013
Russ George
Business News

Did medicines first and foremost doctor Hippocrates also invent the phrase “take two willow barks and call me in the morning.” It would seem so. Man…

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Where Have All the Plankton Gone

Where Have All the Plankton Gone

April 7, 2013
Russ George
Bad News For The Planet

Ocean phytoplankon are disappearing at an alarming rate. A far more rapid collapse than any ecosystem on Earth. The amount of phytoplankton in the top…

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The Politics And Pork Of Climate Change - And Yet It Worked

The Politics And Pork Of Climate Change – And Yet It Worked

April 7, 2013
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Bad News For The Planet, Geoengineering ?

I wrote this piece as part of correspondence with a London thinker and speaker on the politics of climate issues.  Dear John, If I may be excused…

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Oceanic Mercury Comes From Coal Burning, Immediate Techno Fix Priced Out Of Reach?, We've Got An App For That

Oceanic Mercury Comes From Coal Burning, Immediate Techno Fix Priced Out Of Reach?, We’ve Got An App For That

April 7, 2013
Russ George
Bizzare News For The Planet, Good News For The Planet

Over my lifetime I have surely noticed the increasing number of reports on mercury in fish. Almost everyone now knows that top of the food…

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Chinese Foreign Fisheries Catch 12 Times More Than Reported, Study Shows

Chinese Foreign Fisheries Catch 12 Times More Than Reported, Study Shows

April 7, 2013
Russ George
Bad News For The Planet

Chinese Foreign Fisheries Catch 12 Times More Than Reported, Study Shows Apr. 3, 2013 — Chinese fishing boats catch about US$11.5 billion worth of fish from…

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If Even 10% Of What You Say Is True Your Blue Carbon Will Destroy Our Market

If Even 10% Of What You Say Is True Your Blue Carbon Will Destroy Our Market

April 5, 2013
Russ George
And Yet It Works!, Bad News For The Planet, Good News For The Planet

Carbon Expo Climate Market Event A few years back, around 2006 I believe, I was at the big global climate change market event called Carbon…

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What Is Geoengineering? What Have We Done On the 14.6% Of The Planet We Occupy.

What Is Geoengineering? What Have We Done On the 14.6% Of The Planet We Occupy.

April 4, 2013
Russ George
Geoengineering ?

All of the above human “geoengineering” activity has taken place on just 14.6% of this planet. There seems to be a raging controversy about geo-engineering….

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Life Inside A Plankton Bloom, Welcome To A World Of Wonder

Life Inside A Plankton Bloom, Welcome To A World Of Wonder

April 4, 2013
Russ George
And Yet It Works!, sliders

Watch this incredible video about plankton.    

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We Live On A Wee Bit Of This Blue Planet Which Is Owned By Children Of The Future

We Live On A Wee Bit Of This Blue Planet Which Is Owned By Children Of The Future

April 3, 2013
Russ George
And Yet It Works!, Good News For The Planet

Here’s Our Most Important Pie Chart Of Where We Live. Our part is that 14.6% part that is habitable. There is a whole lot of…

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AND YET IT WORKS! Replenishing and Restoring Ocean Pastures, Something Wonderful Has Happened

AND YET IT WORKS! Replenishing and Restoring Ocean Pastures, Something Wonderful Has Happened

April 1, 2013
Russ George
And Yet It Works!

A friend reminds me to accentuate the positive. Sometimes it is the simple messages that are the most important. In a month where I’ve had…

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US EPA Tells In Their Words A "Bizzare" Tale

US EPA Tells In Their Words A “Bizzare” Tale

March 30, 2013
Russ George
Bizzare News For The Planet

Some months ago, just before Christmas I believe, our Haida Salmon village office received a telephone call from a woman who identified herself as an…

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Scientific Discoveries Are Blooming

Scientific Discoveries Are Blooming

March 30, 2013
Russ George
And Yet It Works!

Over the many years in planning our village project we ran across many scientific questions that we hoped our work might help provide clues and…

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Royal Society Describes Clone Of Haida Salmon Project

Royal Society Describes Clone Of Haida Salmon Project

March 29, 2013
Russ George
Comments In Support

Ocean fertilization: R.S Lampitt, et al Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A 13 November 2008 vol. 366no. 1882 3919-3945 Abstract: The oceans sequester carbon from the atmosphere partly as a…

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Ocean Pasture Restoration: Can We Afford To Postpone Exploring This Option?

Ocean Pasture Restoration: Can We Afford To Postpone Exploring This Option?

March 29, 2013
Russ George
Comments In Support

Climate Change: Current Issues 2011 Provided in cooperation with: Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW). Paper provided by Kiel Institute for the World Economy in its series Open…

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Canada's Salmon Sage Describes "EPIC FAIL" In Salmon Manangment

Canada’s Salmon Sage Describes “EPIC FAIL” In Salmon Manangment

March 27, 2013
Russ George
Comments In Support, Good News For The Planet

“Your time is coming Russ. Just be persistent and keep your focus on the salmon.” I am of the view that First Nations will be…

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Yesterday's CO2 vs. Tomorrow's CO2

Yesterday’s CO2 vs. Tomorrow’s CO2

March 26, 2013
Russ George
Geoengineering ?, Good News For The Planet

While many international leaders work toward emission reduction strategies and carbon capture and storage they are missing the really key core problem. That problem is…

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Six Year Look At NE Pacific Blooms

Six Year Look At NE Pacific Blooms

March 25, 2013
Russ George
Good News For The Planet

The series of satellite images below shows the plankton abundance during the month of August in our study region over the past 6 years. Note…

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On The Shoulders Of Giants

On The Shoulders Of Giants

March 24, 2013
Russ George
Good News For The Planet

There are some people who walk apart from the madding crowds of the dull and boring. One such in the world of ocean science was…

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