Carnage along the west coast exploding since 2011
CARNAGE ALONG THE WEST COAST EXPLODING SINCE 2011
Excerpt: The name Fukushima which is on most peoples lips is never mentioned by the media…
70% of our sea birds and 75% of the worlds fish are now depleted: No fish left in our oceans by the year 2048 NOAA: Carnage along the west coast exploding since 2011
Gary WaltonWednesday, 13 January 2016
The common murres have been found starving, too weak to fly, and have come inland to forage nearer the coast.
After examining around 100 carcasses, scientists said there has been no evidence of pollution or disease, but rather the birds were emaciated – they had no stomach contents or body fat.
Higher than usual mortality rates have also affected marine life by the billion, fish, sea otters, fur seals, whales, crabs, dolphins, walrus, lobster, mussels, starfish, turtles and many more have been dying in alarming numbers along the coastal waters of north America.
Dead birds and sea animals have been found along the the north American coast from Mexico to Alaska since March last year say the scientists but the death of marine animals have been increasing along the coast since 2011.
A press release from the USFWS Alaska Migratory Bird Management said that the “die-offs of the little birds is unusually large” and is likely to be related to the warmer than usual sea temperatures and El Nino weather phenomena.
El-Nino is the latest of many explanations given for the unprecedented loss of marine life along the coast, in the past experts have blamed :- Cold water, a lack of food, an enormous toxic algae bloom stretching from Alaska to Mexico, a massive methane leak in the Pacific, US underwater weapon testing, and sea quakes.
The name ‘Fukushima’ which is on most peoples lips is never mentioned by the media, government or the experts, even though between 300 and 800 tonnes of Cesium-134 has leaked into the Pacific every day since the disaster struck in 2011.
Indeed, scientists last year recorded radiation levels 50 times higher than normal along parts of the west coast.
A government funded scientist Ken Buesseler of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution claims the amounts are perfectly safe, what he doesn’t say is, if the stricken nuclear plant keeps leaking radiation, which it is, the amounts will keep rising.
Maybe the reason is not Fukushima, I don’t have any evidence to say it is but….The world environment organisations are not telling us the truth for fear of losing funding.
Fukushima or not, 75% of the worlds fish are now depleted, these numbers cannot be reversed, for instance, for every pound of fish caught on this planet, five pound of untargeted species are trapped in nets, turtles, whales and sharks don’t stand a chance, 40 to 50 million sharks a year are killed this way.
Our oceans are close to collapse, NOAA are claiming there will be no fish left in the oceans by the year 2048.
In 2011, the year of the Fukushima disaster I found 8 reports of marine life die offs along the west coast.
In 2012, I found 9 marine life die off reports and 2 sea bird die offs.
In 2014 I found 31 recorded marine life die off and a further 2 sea bird die offs.
In 2015 a massive 48 recorded marine life die offs along with 14 recorded sea bird die offs, and a very disturbing find further south where a record 337 dead whales were found along a small part of the coast of Chile.
At the beginning of 2016 8,000 common murres have been found dead along a 1 mile stretch of coast in Alaska, the real death toll is thought to be more than 100,000, so even with my meagre attempt at research it’s easy to see that since the Fukushima disaster the problem has increased enormously but a very powerful El-Nino event has also warmed up the East Pacific, however with the El-Nino event set to end this winter it will be interesting to see if the deaths continue.
There are about 2.8 million breeding common murres in 230 Alaska colonies, with a worldwide population of 13 to 20.7 million birds.
The monitored seabird populations of our world have dropped 70 percent since the 1950s, a loss of around 250 million birds in 60 years, or more than four million a year.
Thanks to Mass animal deaths
Related:
The death of more than 100,000 common murres on the west coast of America blamed on El-Nino even though die off reports started last April!
It could be tens of thousands…..Nearly 10,000 common murres found dead on an Alaskan beach on the first week of 2016
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