Seahorse Point

Climate change is going to happen, and it will be ugly. Regardless of what the media reports, it cannot be stopped. We will have climate change between at least 2 °C and 3.5 °C; this is the scientific consensus.

So let’s park climate change and carbon mitigation and deal with a more pressing issue: the destruction of terrestrial and marine ecosystems and the loss of nature on land and marine life in the Oceans.

Most people now live a life insulated from nature, don’t think it really matters, or don’t appreciate or understand the importance of life on earth. In order for the planet to be sustainable, humanity must be in balance with the rest of nature. Over the last 70 years, this has definitely not been the case; we have destroyed ecosystems, employed destructive farming and fishing, and now we are poisoning everything with toxic chemicals, plastic, and partially combusted carbon.

We will survive climate change, but we will not survive the annihilation of nature and the life support system for the planet. If we had not destroyed marine life and 50% of terrestrial ecology, then we would not have climate change because of the carbon sequestration by nature.

Even if you eliminated man from the planet, the earth would not be okay because the toxic legacy would continue to destroy nature on land and in marine life for hundreds of years. Carbon tunnel vision is going to kill the planet; we must start eliminating toxicity and pollution to regenerate ecosystems and bring back nature. Humanity is part of nature, and without it, we cannot survive.

We have no more than 10 years to make the planet a non-toxic habitat, or it will be too late to stop the total destruction of nature over the next 20 years. This is the best chance of survival and also to stop climate change: place your trust in Nature unless you wish to place your trust in chemical or oil companies and an invention to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.

Marine life in the North Atlantic may collapse this year.
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All life on earth depends on healthy marine ecosystems and biodiversity. Even climate disruption depends on the Oceans, but this was only acknowledged by the UN and IPCC in 2015.

The problem is that more than 50% of all marine life, including coral reefs, is dissolving rapidly due to ocean acidification. Aragonite and Magnesium calcite start to dissolve at pH 8.04. This means that all marine life composed of these minerals is coming under increasing stress and is predisposed to disease and breading issues. This is one of the reasons why 50% of the world’s coral reefs are gone, and the remaining 50% are under threat.

As the pH drops, the problems increase exponentially, and by the time the pH has dropped to pH 7.95, the ecosystem and most marine life will be gone. We lose the SML surface microlayer, as has happened in the Mediterranean; you have catastrophic climate change and coastal erosion; and 3 billion people lose their homes or suffer from starvation.

We can fix these issues.
1. Eliminate toxic forever chemicals, plastic pollution and partially combusted carbon
2. It’s too late to just do no harm; we must increase the calcium alkalinity of the world’s oceans. This will take 50% of the world’s shipping industry. It is an almost impossible task, but it needs to be done.
3. There are many other things that can be done, but the above two are probably 80% of the issue.
Bioclimatic climate change report; https://lnkd.in/ev6_2cXN

www.goesfoundation.com
Click o the link below to see oceanic pH around the world…..
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The global cost of lead exposure was US$6·0 trillion (range 2·6–9·0) in 2019, which was equivalent to 6·9% (3·1–10·4) of the global gross domestic product, stated in a report just published in the Lancet; https://lnkd.in/eiRsNVxh

In addition to lead, you also have pollution from mercury and all the other heavy metals; however, if this wasn’t bad enough, the real big killers are toxic forever chemicals and molecular plastics such as PCBs, PBDE, and PFOS. What’s the impact on Nature, Human health, and the GDP of these chemicals? The answer is that they will cost the Earth! Not in 100 years but over the next 10 to 20 years.

bioclimatic climate change; https://lnkd.in/ev6_2cXN

The storms were predicted……

The Mediterranean storms have recently caused devastation in a country surrounding the region. These storms are known for their violent and unpredictable nature. Researchers have become more confident that the loss of the SML surface microlayer of the Mediterranean Sea is a major contributing factor. For more information on the bioclimatic climate disruption report and possible actions and solutions, read the report;
https://lnkd.in/ev6_2cXN

or visit www.goesfoundation.com

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#MediterraneanStorms#ClimateDisruption#MarineBiodiversity#Pollution#SustainableSolutions

The EU is about to re-approve the pesticide glyphosate;  https://lnkd.in/eHDCxEtn.
The UK Government fails to uphold its promise to outlaw neonicotinoids; see https://lnkd.in/ezK8UpbE A coated seed can even kill a bird. https://lnkd.in/e8FShCSx

Fields and plants do not retain the insecticides; they leak into the world’s waterways at a rate of 3 million tonnes every year.
https://lnkd.in/eUUUvBBw The impact on the marine ecosystem is devastating; marine life is not going to survive. 3 million metric tonnes equates to 15mg/l of concentration in the top 200 metres of the world’s oceans. This is way beyond the toxic threshold; why is the planet not dead already?

Many of the chemicals do not dissolve in the ocean but float on the surface and get bound up in microplastic and partially combusted carbon, even glyphosate, which is quite soluble. Marine plankton eat the particles and get dosed with the poison; this is why the marine ecosystem and life support system for the planet are dying.

The microplastic and black carbon soot now loaded with toxic chemicals become airborne in seawater aerosols, which form clouds. The toxic chemicals and particles return to the land and our drinking water in the rain. Every litre of rain now falling on the planet contains plastic and toxic chemicals; this is why insects all over the world are dying.

Ask Bard AI, “What percentage of flying insects are lost globally? “
Response from Bard “A 2017 study that was published in the journal Nature found that over the previous 27 years, the global biomass of flying insects has decreased by 76%. In other words, there are 76% fewer flying insects today than there were in 1989.

Ask Bard AI “Can humanity survive with a 90% loss of insects?”.
Response from Bard “No, if insects disappear by 90%, humanity cannot survive. The loss of insects would have a ripple effect on all other forms of life on the planet because they are essential to the Earth’s ecosystem.

Ask Bard AI, “When will we have eliminated 90% of all insects from the planet if the current rate of decline continues?”
According to the Bard “Journal of Biological Conservation,” the insect population worldwide is declining by an average of 2.5% annually. It would only take 28 years for insects to disappear if this rate of decline continues.”

Therefore, based solely on the loss of insects, humanity has less than 28 years to survive. The effects will build up over time, and as climate change takes effect, the destruction will accelerate. So we don’t have 28 years—probably less than 5 years—to take worldwide action and 10 to 15 years before the earth’s ecosystem collapses if we do nothing.

When will we stop poisoning the environment and start addressing the loss of biodiversity and climate change? Everyone must go organic now.

The GOES Report: https://lnkd.in/ev6_2cXN
www.GoesFoundation.com

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