Coral reefs have long been thought to be unusually sensitive to the effects of global warming — but as it turns out, they’re not as helpless as we thought.
Coral reefs are producing a chemical that staves off global warming | Grist
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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November 26 at 7:30 pm. November 26 is Thanksgiving Eve..lol
Canada Thanksgiving is different, though: two weeks ago (Oct 14).
Still, with the fellows’ propensity for timing issues, it’s notable that this may impact the green-inclined folks from Washington State who would otherwise have driven up to see them.
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grist posted an article that counters their own belief in ‘man-made’ global warming?
Sounds like someone is waking up, however slight that awakening may be.
This excuse, for why coral reefs are staving off supposed global warming, is much like Trenberth’s reason for why the “warmth just isn’t being manifested at the surface”.
It is not an accident that Popular Science banned comments and the LA Times has banned facts. They know this mess is right on the verge of falling apart, if the truth gets into the general population.
Scientific American doesn’t like comments on their stuff, either. Goes to show you they don’t really care for science, eh?