What's Killing Florida's Corals? (It's Not What You Think) | Overview 

Problem is they keep electing science denying Republicans who keep refusing to acknowledge there's a major problem. There are places in Miami that flood every single day whether it rains or not. 20 years ago, that didn't happen.

@@gfear24 smh

Yeah ,NASA is the biggest problem

@@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 no, you're the problem

@@CBC460 Blah blah blah

you think that's bad they found barrels of DDT off the shores of California

Thanks for killing my appetite

@Neil Deep I guess our superiority is making people seethe

@@ABC-jg3pv American values suck, just like how the values of average people suck. (Average in the sense that they haven't done any introspection/deepwork hence they are "basic/predictable"

@@nathansilvestre1866 .... it seems to be so true. I was brought up old school, children were to be seen and not heard, you never interrupted adults when they were talking, you did what you were told, and of course when childhood mistakes/indiscretions were made, they had consequences ! ! !

I know... 😢🥺

Don't worry about what you can't do anything about.

there's a happy ending! ish!

@@femstora The Serenity Prayer God, Grant me the wisdom to accept the things that I cannot change. The courage to change the things that I can, and The wisdom to know the difference. ⚘🙏❤🙏⚘

Right?

Or go to.

Dont eat seafood from florida either !!!

We should start pump some shit onto it. That’ll teach them!

@@teudaan or pumping crap into the aquaphor like we are doing, that way they can pump it back up for drinking water🤮

He did say continental US, but he probably meant contiguous US, a common mistake.

@@jfo738 Maybe Aleutian islands being far from shore don’t count lol. Its all subjective if California annexed Hawaii then they would be part of the contiguous US like the Keys are part of Florida and thus contiguous.

"I haven't personally anecdotally confirmed your science, so I'm going to pretend it isn't science, and that my singular anecdotal perspective backed up by preconceived notions and ignorance is empirically valid instead." Ooookay, boomer. Here's your sippy cup.

You mean capitalism. Lmao. Blaming "humans" is like blaming Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson for gun violence. No, you blame the actual *problem* itself, which in this case is capitalism, with a very obvious solution that everybodies too propagandizes against to accept. Propagandized by the same corporate fucks and conservative cucks responsible for the entire situation.

Yep, no one wants to admit its their shit ruining the earth.

Weird, it's like capitalism is the issue, or something. Weird.

Agreed

Yeah, let's focus on just cleaning up the mess after it's made. Instead of putting the crazy criminal causing it -- capitalism -- behind bars and putting a reasonable person -- socialism -- in charge.

Using nitrogen for agriculture (fertilizer) is part of the problem. Excess fertilizer leeches into the water and it all ends up in the ocean in the end anyway.

Ah, yes, recycling, because recycling is an act of sustainability and climate consciousness, and totally not just a method to minimize the expenses and maximize the profits, while providing an excellent PR cover, for polluting corporations so that they can continue to pollute while making consumers feel directly responsible for their corporate pollution. Yeah, no, I'm sure recycling will have a *totally positive impact* the *exact same way* it has had a *totally positive and not at all completely destructive* impact over the past 50 years. lmao no cap point out literally a single situation that recycling has actually *improved* in the long-run, and you'll have figured out how to self-induce a delusional hallucinatory state. TL;DR: Your train of "thought" is literally why this is a problem in the first place.

The artifical reef is probably atleast partly to stop illegal trawling fishing which is why they're by the real ones, the rope gets cut by the artificial reef, atleast that's what they're doing of the coast of Italy

@@shack12319 There is no trawling where I live, the reef I'm talking about is in 10-25 feet of water, they just slapped around a 100 6x12' concrete slabs in the sand between the reefs, I don't see anything growing on them, I'd be happy to be proven wrong.

We're inside an oven, turning the temperature up. We'll be incinerated long before the house catches on fire; and even if that fire melts the entire oven, the ashes of the house will just fertilize plants. Five centuries from now there won't be a single identifiable trace of humanity. 10-200 meters of sea level rise will Noah's Ark-level flood every aspect of human civilization away like so much chalk scratch on a board thrown out in the rain, and a millenia from now feedback loops will have regained equilibrium and life will continue on, minus one pathogenic macroorganism that has thoroughly wasted any and all opportunity we had to earn the right to continue existing. We lost, and there's no do overs -- not at this point.

Damn… That sounds heartbreaking

Capitalism is the issue. Global general strike is the only pathway to the only solution: global socialism that completely disintermediates capitalism and the profit-motive. As long as it's profitable for some Board Director somewhere to authorize a CEO's polluting plan(s), environmental damage will continue. How can it not? How can your "conscious consumption" do anything other than just redirect profit towards some other company with better sustainability PR who's still polluting, cutting corners, generating CO2 for profit, and existing solely for profit. lmao. honestly. If every little bit helps, it's also true that every little bit of complacent complicity -- every little bit of helping the system -- helps to literally kill the poorest and most disadvantaged who are most directly suffering climate change, in the 3rd world, before us privileged whities in the imperial core have to suffer any real damage. Every little bit you do that *is not agitating for class consciousness and revolution* is a little bit that helps the polluting executives and shareholders.

They are actually good fertilizer for your plants I believe they are also edible when they are still alive (not stinky) but from what I've seen not tasty.

It's just out of sight, they are pumping crap into the aquaphor...did you not hear that? That's not a solution!!!!

@@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558 it will be resolved in the course of five years.

@@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558 low info troll 😂 cant even spell.

Yes it can. The seaweed I know for sure is excellent fertilizer.

Animal agriculture is a major cause of deforestation. The main reason the Amazon is being intentionally burned is to graze cattle and grow soy. More than 70% of soy is used to fatten animals for slaughter, and to produce dairy.

Edible? Probably not. But it might be useful as a fertilizer?

Do you understand it's living in raw crap, feeding on raw crap! The answer is NO, not for humane consumption

Capitalism: "There's a way to profit off of everything!" Is the literal sentiment that has caused this literal issue. Your thought is well-intentioned but DEEPLY MISGUIDED and extremely violent in it's long-term implications. Educate yourself: capitalism is the issue, socialism is the only solution. Deny that, and you are the problem, plain and simple.

As a horticulturist I can assure you that the industry is *fucking well aware* of the implications of glyphosate in water. It's a direct literal threat to the safety of applicators, and we're trained accordingly. The fact that that's completely separate from any sort of practical or useful environmental regulations is utterly unsurprising. It's profitable for companies to ensure their applicators stay safe from the dangerous chemical(s), because training staff is expensive; it's profitable for companies to ensure there's lack of surety and indecision about the safety of the chemical outside of their employment practices, because then they can self-regulate (ie not) and profit more with less expense, and with all of the risks borne by third-party's (residents, downstream, neighbours, etc) and the employees themselves. Believe me, capitalism is the issue, and the only solution is socialism. Anything else *is only the problem*

@Neil Deep I don't think so

Duh starting with Jeb Bush

Nope, out of sight out of mind pump crap underground

Agree...started with Jeb

They already are. Most of the sewage discharges have been stopped.

Imagine pumping it back up down stream after they pumped it down there

True enough. Even if we're ignorant shitfucks that just allow capitalism to continue until it asphyxiates us all for profit, global feedback loops will just bury us in our own special, barely perceptible layer of dirt. Poetic justice, if nothing else.

@@RosscoAW indeed. Honestly if we eventually drive ourselves to extinction it's what we deserve. That said we shall see what happens when all the boomers die.

It's almost like it's capitalism, or something. *genuinely exasperated by how people don't make the obvious leap to recognizing that socialism is the solution*

And yet fertilizer is one of the largest profit-generating industries in the world. So, yeah, good luck with that happening literally ever while capitalism is still a thing. lmao

Right, because capitalism isn't directly responsible for the situation to begin with, or anything. Use some brain cells. Seriously.

Genuinely as ignorant of a take as it is well-intentioned and misguided: very. Literally in what capitalist world would your little fantasy situation happen, and how, and why? Capitalism, ding dong, capitalism is the issue, socialism is the solution, and failing to recognize that makes *you* the problem. Not "Florida". You.

Land lords should quit their "jobs" Property hoarding should be illegal Rent is extortion Eviction is violence No one gets a second house until everyone has one

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@@GaasubaMeskhenet i know in the uk they make houses just empty to raise house market, its sick and should be illegal!

@@littleowl22778 there's an abandoned building in my city that could fit ALL of our city's homeless

Cope and seethe, rentoids should be homeless