Good stuff Alpha, is there space for our dam discovery presentation. We now know that phytoplankton diatoms are starving and dying off at alarming rates all along the continental shelves of the world. These single cell microscopic oranizims sequester more Co2 than all the rainforests Reason they're dying: heavy losses in nutrients and silica throughout the world wherever major rivers become fragmented and impounded behind dams. This is particularly of great concern in the Northern Hemisphere where much of the damming is and has taken place affecting most of the major waterways, many are former rivers, now reservoired. We've got lots of strong stuff that I think would work well with your start-up video-interviews concept.
There's lots of reasons to be concerned about the industrialization of the billions of gallons of fresh, now dead water that's impounded, unsafe for human consumption - Poisened with methyl mecury,warmed ,then entering our oceans at huge volumes and increasing in volume as more permafrost under and around these sea-size reservoirs melts adding more freshwater to a closed system. As the pole keeps heating at alarming rates from ongoing increases in warmer discharges only in winter from generation of hydroelectric, I'd think that you might find time to get us into your schedule somehow. You could interview us and we could respond to guests questions
Not sure if I had downloaded the Substack App do you have a link that you could send me so I can jump on the call. I'm on the east coast so this may be 7pm my time?
It is 6pm Sun Mar 16 east coast time. Its 3pm PST. You will find the link on the Substack app. It will show up just before 6pm east coast time. There isn't a link I can send beforehand, as Substack just provides it. You just have to be on app to see link arrive
Good stuff Alpha, is there space for our dam discovery presentation. We now know that phytoplankton diatoms are starving and dying off at alarming rates all along the continental shelves of the world. These single cell microscopic oranizims sequester more Co2 than all the rainforests Reason they're dying: heavy losses in nutrients and silica throughout the world wherever major rivers become fragmented and impounded behind dams. This is particularly of great concern in the Northern Hemisphere where much of the damming is and has taken place affecting most of the major waterways, many are former rivers, now reservoired. We've got lots of strong stuff that I think would work well with your start-up video-interviews concept.
There's lots of reasons to be concerned about the industrialization of the billions of gallons of fresh, now dead water that's impounded, unsafe for human consumption - Poisened with methyl mecury,warmed ,then entering our oceans at huge volumes and increasing in volume as more permafrost under and around these sea-size reservoirs melts adding more freshwater to a closed system. As the pole keeps heating at alarming rates from ongoing increases in warmer discharges only in winter from generation of hydroelectric, I'd think that you might find time to get us into your schedule somehow. You could interview us and we could respond to guests questions
Hi cliff, jump on the call and we can also discuss your idea there
Not sure if I had downloaded the Substack App do you have a link that you could send me so I can jump on the call. I'm on the east coast so this may be 7pm my time?
It is 6pm Sun Mar 16 east coast time. Its 3pm PST. You will find the link on the Substack app. It will show up just before 6pm east coast time. There isn't a link I can send beforehand, as Substack just provides it. You just have to be on app to see link arrive
Yes, I'll give it a shot, Hope to hook up with you and your audience.
WILL YOU BE SPECIFIC WHAT CALL AND WHEN? Not sure I probably missed something
ok I think that I'VE DOWNLOADED THE APP . See you tomorrow