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25% of all life in the oceans and the food supply for 1 billion people depend upon coral reefs, yet we have killed 50% of the worlds coral and the remaining 50% will likely be dead in 10 years unless we stop pollution for industrial and municipal waste water as well as toxic chemicals from cosmetics such as sunscreen.

All life on earth depends upon plankton in the Oceans. We have already lost 60%, and according to NASA and others it is disappearing at a rate of 1% year on Year.  Unless this is reversed over the next 10 years, it is unlikely life on earth can continue,  at least for 99% of humanity.

The destruction of the the oceans is caused by pollution, from the air, rivers and and direct discharge into the sea.  Unless we stop  all pollution over the next 10 years, humanity can not survive.  Water companies could instal tertiary treatment on all the municipal wastewater systems.  This may reverse the process,  and the cost is almost  nothing, around 30 Euro per person.  The technology is ready, it just needs to be implemented.

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www.CleanWaterWave.com presentation on WASH and Cafe filter for the provision of rural community drinking water

Neonicotinoids are a class of insecticides that are  addictive to insects and and incredibly toxic, indeed they are up-to 7000 times more toxic than DDT. We have already killed more than 80% of all flying insects and probably the same percentage in the ground.  We are currently losing insects at a rate of 1% year on year, this is well documented in the literature.  The mathematics are simple, in 25 years we will have killed most insects, agriculture will fail and so will human society.  Basically...humanity is finished, so why do we keep using these chemicals ?

Presentation at Micro-plastic 2020 by Adam Cooper for the Goes Foundation