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The increased acid levels caused by the increase in global CO2, causes a rise in the number of jellyfish and toxic algae (red tides) which then causes other negative effects. There are some areas in the ocean where only massive numbers of poisonous jellyfish live, and no fish are found anymore. To find out more about this;
INCREASED ACID IN OCEAN IS CAUSING RISE IN JELLYFISH AND TOXIC ALGAE
The increased acid levels caused by the increase in global CO2, causes a rise in the number of jellyfish and toxic algae (red tides) which then causes other negative effects. There are some areas in the ocean where only massive numbers of poisonous jellyfish live, and no fish are found anymore. To find out more about this;
The Mystery Of Becoming Immortal - Sting Where Is Thy Death? via @AGreenRoad
http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2013/09/the-mystery-of-becoming-immortal-sting.html
8/2015 Toxic bloom “basically eating the West Coast alive” — “Unusual deaths up and down the Pacific coast” — “All populations of marine mammals are way down” in areas — Experts: “Largest ever recorded… This is really unprecedented territory… Never seen an event like this” (VIDEO)
CodeShutdown August 9, 2015 algae species compete for resources. The ones producing domoic acid, the neurotoxin, have an unusual ability to deal with heavy metals. Thus radiation may allow the more toxic algae to survive and bloom.
Heart of the Rose August 10, 2015 NOAA is showing the density greater off Alaska.
Heavy off of British Columbia.
I see they have colored in the Sea of Cortez.
Why cut off the map there..?
So the water is warmer off of Alaska than California?
Maybe so as the radioactive makes it's way.
I, also, think they are lying about amounts off of California.
Record-setting bloom of toxic algae in North PacificAug 6 2015
https://www.climate.gov/news-features/event-tracker/record-setting-bloom-toxic-algae-north-pacific
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