From Source to Source
From water Source to water Source, the transport of microplastic and toxic chemicals around the planet The GOES equatorial Atlantic water sampling for plankton…
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Oil production by phytoplankton
How Earth Systems work…….Nature, life on Earth and climate disruption The amount of carbon absorbed by terrestrial and marine plants is 600 gigatonnes (120 Gt…
Read more →The equatorial Atlantic Ocean is stripped of animal plankton and saturated with carbon combustion and plastic residue.
The equatorial Atlantic Ocean is stripped of animal plankton and saturated with carbon combustion and plastic residue. Climate policy has treated carbon dioxide as…
Read more →Controlling climate disruption… it might just be possible – a EUREKA moment?
Controlling climate disruption… it might just be possible – a EUREKA moment? 71% of the planet is covered by ocean, and 100% of the…
Read more →PFOS molecular plastic
You wonder why it should be a surprise ????? Toxic forever chemicals and substances are washing up on our beaches, and the foam is…
Read more →Sargassum
Another major environmental catastrophe that impacts on climate and world trade, but it is not on the radar. The following link is a good…
Read more →Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)—to look at ocean surface ripples
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)—to look at ocean surface ripples The data can be used to map the SML, microplastic and partially combusted carbon pollution.…
Read more →GOES ocean sampling results
GOES — station particle map GOES — image-derived particle map by station 352 stations · 8 yachts · counts & sizes measured from the…
Read more →Climate disruption and destruction of nature…what are the solutions?
I think everyone is getting fed up with the doom and gloom of climate disruption, destruction of ecosystems and loss of nature everywhere, which…
Read more →90% of tropical zooplankton gone
The 2009 study (DOI: 10.1007/s10750-009-9854-1) supports the premise of Dr. Howard Dryden’s work regarding declining zooplankton biomass in the Tropical Atlantic, confirming a significant,…
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