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Dust In the Wind, Rain In The Wind, Natures Yin Yang Harmony Between Land and...
More grass growing means less dust blowing. There is a yin and yang to the life of plants on this planet. Our planet has two basic regimes, that of land and that of water. All plants whether growing on...
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In this fantastic view of dust and other aerosols on the planet we can see the link between land and sea. Just as rain must fall on land for the land plants to flourish, dust must fall on the oceans...
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Science Confirms: Dust + Plankton = Ice Ages
More than 30 years ago John Martin had unravelled the vital role of iron that arrives with dust in the wind has on ocean plankton blooms. His studies had convinced him that prior to Ice Ages dusty...
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Declining Dust In The Wind Slows Ocean Plankton Growth Increasing CO2 In Air
High CO2 results in declining dust in the wind, in ancient times less dust meant less iron reached oceans to sustain plant life. A new study from the University of Edinburgh published in Nature...
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Plankton Butterfly Effect Helps Make Rain
Ocean pastures have a close-knit relationship with pastures on land. They are both defined by their plant life, the grass and plankton of their pastures. On land grass grows in mineral rich dirt and...
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African Dust Blows Across Atlantic
Dust from the Sahara and Sahel region of North Africa frequently blows west in giant dust storms that stretch across the entire Atlantic Ocean. Millions Of Tonnes Of African Dust Crosses The Atlantic...
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Whales Are Geoengineers According To New Scientific Report
International consortia of experts declare whales are potent ecosystem geoengineers It’s uplifting to see a newly published paper in which an international who’s who team of biologists have tallied...
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Mermaid Report – Pacific Pasture Reclamation Provides Farm Jobs For A Billion...
One of our lovely Mermaid science reporters This is the first of what we hope will be a long series of reports from our resident Mermaids. Finally there are reports surfacing that tell how many Pink...
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Support From FORBES Magazine July 2014
FORBES is writing again about how ocean plankton might help save the world. Tim Worstall FORBES writer Tim Worstall has penned another good article that supports our premise that dust + plankton = less...
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We Can Restore Atlantic Cod – Are You Listening Pew
We can restore the Atlantic Cod back to historic abundance in just a few years. An open letter to The Pew Charitable Trusts We just need to restore and revive their ocean plankton pastures. The top...
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Volcanos Have Been Slowing Global Warming
Global warming that has slowed down over the last 15 years is partly the result of many small volcanic eruptions. At top August 2014 eruption of Tavurvur in Papua New Guinea. LLNL Scientists have long...
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Ocean Pastures West of California Have Become Blue Deserts
Data from satellites have confirmed that ocean pastures west of California have suffered the worst collapse ever measured, 35% of pasture productivity was lost in 2013. It’s no wonder seabirds and sea...
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Holy dust, the essence of life on this blue planet
Today, Ash Wednesday, is the holiest day for dust US Vice President Biden believes in the power of dust Today is the one day of the year when dust is venerated for the life that it represents. Hundreds...
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Sahara Dust Sustains The Amazon Rainforest And More
The Sahara desert and the Amazon rainforest are so different and far apart one might not imagine that they share a vital ecological link. A new paper in the Journal of Geophysical Research joins other...
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Oceans Today Receive A Tiny Fraction Of Dust In The Wind As Past Ages
Just published in the Journal of Geology is a paper detailing the history of dust in the wind and it’s historic influence on ocean pastures and productivity. Oceans of today are receiving as little as...
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Red Australian Skies Produce Vast Ocean Abundance
Sydney’s Red Dawn The dust storm season of spring 2009 was particularly active. On September 22 Sydney awoke to a “Red Dawn”. The storm continued into the following day. A new paper in the Journal of...
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CO2 Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, understanding the CO2 crisis
Why is it that the world doesn’t want to talk about yesterday’s CO2? The new Paris Accord treats CO2 like a monetary crisis’ many nations face. Only by forgetting about the debts of yesterday will new...
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Earths Natural Thermostat – Her Ocean Pastures
Earths natural thermostat found: Dust in the wind made more abundant in the dire stages of global warming will lead to global cooling (if we wait for centuries). Plankton blooms as seen from space by...
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Massive Squid Mortality In Chile Illustrates Ocean Pasture Collapse
Chilean Squid Deaths Blamed On Low Oxygen In Ocean Water Such low ocean oxygen calamities are a result of the collapse of ocean plankton pastures whose plant life is the major source of oxygen for the...
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Confirmed! Dusted Ocean Pasture Plankton Produced Ice Ages
Journal Nature Publishes Definitive Proof Of John Martin’s Iron Hypothesis Almost 30 years ago the late great ocean scientist John Martin showed how ocean plants had exercised the power repeatedly over...
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