Re:Researchers are racing to find out why methane levels are...
by aldoushuxley001 on Friday September 20, 2019 @09:54AM
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We should act on the insect apocalypse and do things like ban neonicinoids, etc. But connecting this to climate change is an extreme stretch considering species decline has been happening for a long time before the industrial revolution. It’s simply not attributable to CO2 and greenhouse gasses
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Re:Researchers are racing to find out why methane levels are...
by guerrilla on Friday September 20, 2019 @10:05AM
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Thinking that changing the climate to which animals are specifically adapted to and on which they exclusively sustain themselves is likely a major contributing cause to their death is not really "stretching." It may not be the exclusive cause or a cause at all but its hardly anything but a prime suspect.
Re:Researchers are racing to find out why methane levels are...
by JulianMorrison on Friday September 20, 2019 @10:12AM
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The connection is the disrespectful, undignified, instrumental way that humans treat everything else, animate and not, and with little concern about how their own fortunes are unalterably stitched into the life web they are busily tearing apart.
Re:Researchers are racing to find out why methane levels are...
by aldoushuxley001 on Friday September 20, 2019 @10:42AM
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Yes, you’re right that is the connection.