Well, it ain’t ours. That’s for sure.
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Well that’s a mixed blessing isn’t it?
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It’s a fire, it’s a flood, and it’s a big ash-laden heat dome all in one, but wait, it’s also an ozone hole! 
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There have already been articles about the ozone hole in the Antarctic this year.
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Watching our planet die a slow death is just so goddamn depressing. 
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I remember reading (probably over-hopefully) that they had maybe migrated to deeper, colder waters. Problem is, there is a pretty hard limit in how deep they can go and still function. Well, hell…
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They’re starving because the crabs are gone.
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I agree, we should really speed this up.
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We’re seeing it in the Chesapeake Bay too. Dead zones are void of any life. No jellyfish, no crabs, no fish. Even horseshoe crabs are having a hard time. Less Horseshoe crab eggs means the less migrating birds have to eat…
Last weekend I watched a lone dolphin swim up into a creek just to turn around and leave. Usually they are with family units and chase schools of fish into the creeks to feed.
Ugggggggh.
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Maybe we can find someone to look after us.
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Stay safe if you are in the way!
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Hoping everyone there has Legend brand Irish storm doors!
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Also reported in the Guardian and the BBC.
Here’s the original article. Timelines for actual sea level rise are uncertain, but the potential is there for 5m.
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