2012 ocean seeding experiment, 2015 year of the fish?

[Gope]

To bad no media has looked into this sense 2012. Any one else have any different information as to what has actually happened out there? One of the researchers behind it is also crediting this seeding to the recent population boom in our local orca's.


http://planetsave.com/2014/07/02/ocean-fertilization-dangerous-experiment-gone-right/

[wideopenthrottle]

very interesting stuff thanks for posting

[Sofa King]

that link wont load for me, but, anything that makes fishing better is good by me.

[.264winmag]

hasn't seemed to hurt the Chinook populations at all, there are all kinds of springs out there! Healthy fish too.

[J-F]

Thanks for sharing that link. The whole site looks good, kept it in memory.

As for the ocean fertilization experiment... I'm glad things went well because we are still collectively apprentices in that domain. Not sure if I would have applauded before....

On the other hand, we need to become masters at that science because we screwed our planet so bad, we have to turn the tide before it's too late. The discrepancy between careful planning of this type of experiment and the totally unplanned exploitation of the planet's resources makes me doubt about humans' intelligence capacity

[Spy]

To bad no media has looked into this sense 2012. Any one else have any different information as to what has actually happened out there? One of the researchers behind it is also crediting this seeding to the recent population boom in our local orca's.


http://planetsave.com/2014/07/02/ocean-fertilization-dangerous-experiment-gone-right/

"One of the researchers behind it is also crediting this seeding to the recent population boom in our local orca's."

I believe that the record returns of chinook to many of the US rivers is the main reason, "why" orcas are doing so well!We should be following Washington states model.

http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/forecasts/columbia_river/2015_fall_chinook_outlook.pdf

[wos]

If all goes well we will finely realize we have screwed our rivers up so badly that we can fix that next.