Toxic algae blooms increasing in Arctic due to climate change, new study finds

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1. #Oh no!

   Anyway….

   ^(Something will be done about it only when it begins to affect the capitalists’ ability to make money and not a day before)

2. If you want an example of climate research making correct predictions about future climate, this is it. There have been studies from the 2000s using Earth system models (ESMs) to predict that primary production (plant growth) would increase as the Arctic sea ice melts and exposes more surface ocean to sunlight. This means more phytoplankton (toxic diatoms like Pseudo-nitzschia) that grow in these waters, causing these toxic algae blooms.

   We saw this coming with computer models running on Windows 2000…

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