Post: #31

nosmos  Wrote:

Sorry but I don't think 'Jesus' has anything to do with this. Then again, my beliefs about Jesus and religion are no doubt different than yours.

At any rate, the one thing a lot of people fail to realise is the inter-connection between things. I don't want to get into theory or the history or philosophy of science - i have other threads on that.

However, observable phenomenon, to a lot of people, require many causal explanations. What I would suggest is that, the advent and rise of Sinkholes, mudslides, landslides, earthquake activity volcanic activity, mass animal deaths, severe storms, drought, and everything else is all connected; a symptom of the Earth itself moaning and groaning as the crust is under pressure.

What is causing the extra pressure?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnTFNsmToHg

Post: #32

don't trust= dront, :)

Post: #33

The heat and drought will kill more trees and cause more fires thus turning the whole thing into a self-perpetuating disaster as the lack of trees makes it even hotter.

That would be the point of no return scientists have warned about for decades as people kept cutting down more trees and adding to the atmospheric damage.

Post: #34

Hamsterfist  Wrote:

[quote='nosmos' pid='3914739' dateline='1344283079']
Sorry but I don't think 'Jesus' has anything to do with this. Then again, my beliefs about Jesus and religion are no doubt different than yours.

At any rate, the one thing a lot of people fail to realise is the inter-connection between things. I don't want to get into theory or the history or philosophy of science - i have other threads on that.

However, observable phenomenon, to a lot of people, require many causal explanations. What I would suggest is that, the advent and rise of Sinkholes, mudslides, landslides, earthquake activity volcanic activity, mass animal deaths, severe storms, drought, and everything else is all connected; a symptom of the Earth itself moaning and groaning as the crust is under pressure.

What is causing the extra pressure?


----

Velikovsky
"All other theories of the origin of the Ice Age having failed, there remained an avenue of approach which already early in the discussion was chosen by several geologists: a shift of the terrestrial poles. If for some reason the poles had moved from their original positions, old polar ice would have moved out of the Arctic and Ant-arctic circles and into new regions. The glacial cover of the Ice Age could been the polar icecap of an earlier epoch. Thus woul be explained not only the origin of the ice cover but also the fact that its geographical position did not coincide with the present Polar Circles"

"..that under the impact of a force or the influence of an agent - and the earth does not travel in an empty universe - the axis of the earth shifted or tilted. At that moment an earthquake would make the globe shudder. Air and water would continue to move through inertia; hurricanes would sweep the earth and the seas would rush over continents, carrying gravel and sand and marine animals, and casting them on the land. Heat would be developed, rocks would melt, volcanoes would erupt, and lava would flow from fissures in the ruptured ground and cover vast areas. Mountains would spring up from the plains and would travel and climb on the shoulders of other mountains, causing faults and rifts. Lakes would be tilted and emptied, rivers would change their beds; large land areas with all their inhabitants would slip under the sea. Forests would burn, and the hurricanes and wild seas would wrest them from the ground on which they grew and pile them, branch and root, in huge heaps." (Velikovsky: preface)

Scientists probe link between magnetic polarity reversal and mantle processes
http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Scient...s_999.html

Something Is Happening With Earth's Core
http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/publish...533044.php

--

If the Earth's magnetic field is waning, then the Core must be slowing in it's rotation itself. The convection process of the core itself is what produces the magnetic field.
If Velikovsky is correct in Worlds in Collision and Earth in Upheaval (along with other modern theory's) then a slowing of the Earth's axial rotation, a potential stoppage, could explain crust displacement - 'Ice Ages', cultural text, mythology and oral traditions, archaeological and geological evidences...

Tropical Climate in the Antarctic: Palm Trees Once Thrived On Today’s Icy Coasts 52 Million Years Ago

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...132339.htm

---

A few inherent problems exist with this model.
1. More evidence discovered that Antarctica was in a sub-tropical location, so how do we account for this? Geologists have to increase the global temperature of the Earth. With no causal explanation.
2. The study was done to better understand current global CO2 emissions, suggesting that if we continue on our current path - the Earth itself could undergo similar scenarios as to what occurred 52 million years ago.
3. Geological study is carried out under the assumption that the present day laws of nature have always been occurring - and yet, the inherent contradiction is that we do not see this phenomenon in play within the natural world today.
4. To provide answers to sub tropical life in Antarctica, either the earth was warmed to such an extent that the current poles could house this life - and if this is the case, where did all the water go? Would not the land masses be covered in water? If not, then Humans must have caused the CO2 emissions 52 million years ago which I think is highly unlikely.
Earth Crustal displacement can offer a better answer, without bringing in multiple causal explanations.
The portion of land in Antarctica where we find tropical forests must have been in a warmer lattitude then it previously is.

Here is a snippet from another article on the Arctic.

Scientist Probes Fossil Oddity: Giant Redwoods near North Pole
Once upon a time, Axel Heiberg Island was a very strange place.
Located in the Arctic Circle north of Canada, a full 8/9ths of the way from the equator to the North Pole, the uninhabited Canadian island is far enough north to make Iceland look like a great spot for a winter getaway, and today there's not much to it beyond miles of rocks, ice, a few mosses, and many fossils.

The fossils tell of a different era, though, an odd time about 45 million years ago when Axel Heiberg, still as close to the North Pole as it is now, was covered in a forest of redwood-like trees known as metasequoias.

Hope Jahren, an assistant professor of earth and planetary sciences in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at The Johns Hopkins University, recently published results that partially demystified Axel Heiberg's vanished forests. Jahren and colleague Leo Sternberg of the University of Miami uncovered evidence that the Axel Heiberg's forests probably received equatorial water and warmth from a prehistoric weather pattern unlike anything in existence today.
Other challenging mysteries remain, including how a forest could develop given the sunlight it would receive on Axel Heiberg. Because of its closeness to the North Pole both now and in the time of the redwoods, Axel Heiberg spends four months of each year in continuous sunlight and four months of each year in continuous darkness.

"We don't have plants that can survive under those conditions today, let alone forests," Jahren says. "For a tree to endure four months of daylight is like you or I going without sleep for four months."

Through a grant from the Andrew Mellon Foundation, Jahren's research group has made three summer visits to Axel Heiberg, excavating hundreds of fossil metasequoias. The fossils are immaculately well-preserved.

"Some of this stuff looks about like driftwood on the beach, but it's 45 million years old," Jahren says. "These fossils are chemically preserved at a level you usually would expect to see in something that's only 1,000 years old." That's ideal for Jahren, who studies the presence of isotopes of elements like carbon, nitrogen and oxygen in living and fossilized plants. Isotopes are forms of an element that differ only by the addition of one or more subatomic particles known as neutrons. Different isotopes of the same element have different mass, which affects the way plants use them...

Notice the estimation here - 45 million years ago in the Arctic while Antarctica is 52 million years. So in a 7 million year period, must we then cause the Earth to warm up and cool down several more times? How? What cause?

Note: This when discussing Earth Crustal Displacement as a possible alternative to Earth's past Geology, it is not adhering to the Creationists of the world. I am a firm believer in the Cyclical nature of life - rather then a sudden appearance 6 thousand years ago - or a linear, uniform growth over 6 billion years. It would only make sense, to myself, that if everything else in life as we know it moves in cyclical patterns - why not Geological patterns as well?

http://paradigmrevolutions.ning.com/prof...ees-once-t

Post: #35

Thanks nosmos

Post: #36

Hamsterfist  Wrote:

Thanks nosmos

thank you :)

Post: #37

This is bad. No fish to eat, no veggies, no livestock. What to eat? Artificial sweetener with lovely food coloring to make it look like fruit?

Post: #38

nosmos  Wrote:

Hamsterfist  Wrote:

[quote='nosmos' pid='3914739' dateline='1344283079']
Sorry but I don't think 'Jesus' has anything to do with this. Then again, my beliefs about Jesus and religion are no doubt different than yours.

At any rate, the one thing a lot of people fail to realise is the inter-connection between things. I don't want to get into theory or the history or philosophy of science - i have other threads on that.

However, observable phenomenon, to a lot of people, require many causal explanations. What I would suggest is that, the advent and rise of Sinkholes, mudslides, landslides, earthquake activity volcanic activity, mass animal deaths, severe storms, drought, and everything else is all connected; a symptom of the Earth itself moaning and groaning as the crust is under pressure.

What is causing the extra pressure?


----

Velikovsky
"All other theories of the origin of the Ice Age having failed, there remained an avenue of approach which already early in the discussion was chosen by several geologists: a shift of the terrestrial poles. If for some reason the poles had moved from their original positions, old polar ice would have moved out of the Arctic and Ant-arctic circles and into new regions. The glacial cover of the Ice Age could been the polar icecap of an earlier epoch. Thus woul be explained not only the origin of the ice cover but also the fact that its geographical position did not coincide with the present Polar Circles"

"..that under the impact of a force or the influence of an agent - and the earth does not travel in an empty universe - the axis of the earth shifted or tilted. At that moment an earthquake would make the globe shudder. Air and water would continue to move through inertia; hurricanes would sweep the earth and the seas would rush over continents, carrying gravel and sand and marine animals, and casting them on the land. Heat would be developed, rocks would melt, volcanoes would erupt, and lava would flow from fissures in the ruptured ground and cover vast areas. Mountains would spring up from the plains and would travel and climb on the shoulders of other mountains, causing faults and rifts. Lakes would be tilted and emptied, rivers would change their beds; large land areas with all their inhabitants would slip under the sea. Forests would burn, and the hurricanes and wild seas would wrest them from the ground on which they grew and pile them, branch and root, in huge heaps." (Velikovsky: preface)

Scientists probe link between magnetic polarity reversal and mantle processes
http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Scient...s_999.html

Something Is Happening With Earth's Core
http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/publish...533044.php

--

If the Earth's magnetic field is waning, then the Core must be slowing in it's rotation itself. The convection process of the core itself is what produces the magnetic field.
If Velikovsky is correct in Worlds in Collision and Earth in Upheaval (along with other modern theory's) then a slowing of the Earth's axial rotation, a potential stoppage, could explain crust displacement - 'Ice Ages', cultural text, mythology and oral traditions, archaeological and geological evidences...

Tropical Climate in the Antarctic: Palm Trees Once Thrived On Today’s Icy Coasts 52 Million Years Ago

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...132339.htm

---

A few inherent problems exist with this model.
1. More evidence discovered that Antarctica was in a sub-tropical location, so how do we account for this? Geologists have to increase the global temperature of the Earth. With no causal explanation.
2. The study was done to better understand current global CO2 emissions, suggesting that if we continue on our current path - the Earth itself could undergo similar scenarios as to what occurred 52 million years ago.
3. Geological study is carried out under the assumption that the present day laws of nature have always been occurring - and yet, the inherent contradiction is that we do not see this phenomenon in play within the natural world today.
4. To provide answers to sub tropical life in Antarctica, either the earth was warmed to such an extent that the current poles could house this life - and if this is the case, where did all the water go? Would not the land masses be covered in water? If not, then Humans must have caused the CO2 emissions 52 million years ago which I think is highly unlikely.
Earth Crustal displacement can offer a better answer, without bringing in multiple causal explanations.
The portion of land in Antarctica where we find tropical forests must have been in a warmer lattitude then it previously is.

Here is a snippet from another article on the Arctic.

Scientist Probes Fossil Oddity: Giant Redwoods near North Pole
Once upon a time, Axel Heiberg Island was a very strange place.
Located in the Arctic Circle north of Canada, a full 8/9ths of the way from the equator to the North Pole, the uninhabited Canadian island is far enough north to make Iceland look like a great spot for a winter getaway, and today there's not much to it beyond miles of rocks, ice, a few mosses, and many fossils.

The fossils tell of a different era, though, an odd time about 45 million years ago when Axel Heiberg, still as close to the North Pole as it is now, was covered in a forest of redwood-like trees known as metasequoias.

Hope Jahren, an assistant professor of earth and planetary sciences in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at The Johns Hopkins University, recently published results that partially demystified Axel Heiberg's vanished forests. Jahren and colleague Leo Sternberg of the University of Miami uncovered evidence that the Axel Heiberg's forests probably received equatorial water and warmth from a prehistoric weather pattern unlike anything in existence today.
Other challenging mysteries remain, including how a forest could develop given the sunlight it would receive on Axel Heiberg. Because of its closeness to the North Pole both now and in the time of the redwoods, Axel Heiberg spends four months of each year in continuous sunlight and four months of each year in continuous darkness.

"We don't have plants that can survive under those conditions today, let alone forests," Jahren says. "For a tree to endure four months of daylight is like you or I going without sleep for four months."

Through a grant from the Andrew Mellon Foundation, Jahren's research group has made three summer visits to Axel Heiberg, excavating hundreds of fossil metasequoias. The fossils are immaculately well-preserved.

"Some of this stuff looks about like driftwood on the beach, but it's 45 million years old," Jahren says. "These fossils are chemically preserved at a level you usually would expect to see in something that's only 1,000 years old." That's ideal for Jahren, who studies the presence of isotopes of elements like carbon, nitrogen and oxygen in living and fossilized plants. Isotopes are forms of an element that differ only by the addition of one or more subatomic particles known as neutrons. Different isotopes of the same element have different mass, which affects the way plants use them...

Notice the estimation here - 45 million years ago in the Arctic while Antarctica is 52 million years. So in a 7 million year period, must we then cause the Earth to warm up and cool down several more times? How? What cause?

Note: This when discussing Earth Crustal Displacement as a possible alternative to Earth's past Geology, it is not adhering to the Creationists of the world. I am a firm believer in the Cyclical nature of life - rather then a sudden appearance 6 thousand years ago - or a linear, uniform growth over 6 billion years. It would only make sense, to myself, that if everything else in life as we know it moves in cyclical patterns - why not Geological patterns as well?

http://paradigmrevolutions.ning.com/prof...ees-once-t

Great info nosmos!

I too believe in the cyclic nature of earth changes, including glaciation alternating between teh Northern and Southern hemispheres.

Have you read my LOP post about an unrecognized cycle causing much of our change today?

Post: #39

CourtDude  Wrote:

nosmos  Wrote:

Hamsterfist  Wrote:

[quote='nosmos' pid='3914739' dateline='1344283079']
Sorry but I don't think 'Jesus' has anything to do with this. Then again, my beliefs about Jesus and religion are no doubt different than yours.

At any rate, the one thing a lot of people fail to realise is the inter-connection between things. I don't want to get into theory or the history or philosophy of science - i have other threads on that.

However, observable phenomenon, to a lot of people, require many causal explanations. What I would suggest is that, the advent and rise of Sinkholes, mudslides, landslides, earthquake activity volcanic activity, mass animal deaths, severe storms, drought, and everything else is all connected; a symptom of the Earth itself moaning and groaning as the crust is under pressure.

What is causing the extra pressure?


----

Velikovsky
"All other theories of the origin of the Ice Age having failed, there remained an avenue of approach which already early in the discussion was chosen by several geologists: a shift of the terrestrial poles. If for some reason the poles had moved from their original positions, old polar ice would have moved out of the Arctic and Ant-arctic circles and into new regions. The glacial cover of the Ice Age could been the polar icecap of an earlier epoch. Thus woul be explained not only the origin of the ice cover but also the fact that its geographical position did not coincide with the present Polar Circles"

"..that under the impact of a force or the influence of an agent - and the earth does not travel in an empty universe - the axis of the earth shifted or tilted. At that moment an earthquake would make the globe shudder. Air and water would continue to move through inertia; hurricanes would sweep the earth and the seas would rush over continents, carrying gravel and sand and marine animals, and casting them on the land. Heat would be developed, rocks would melt, volcanoes would erupt, and lava would flow from fissures in the ruptured ground and cover vast areas. Mountains would spring up from the plains and would travel and climb on the shoulders of other mountains, causing faults and rifts. Lakes would be tilted and emptied, rivers would change their beds; large land areas with all their inhabitants would slip under the sea. Forests would burn, and the hurricanes and wild seas would wrest them from the ground on which they grew and pile them, branch and root, in huge heaps." (Velikovsky: preface)

Scientists probe link between magnetic polarity reversal and mantle processes
http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Scient...s_999.html

Something Is Happening With Earth's Core
http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/publish...533044.php

--

If the Earth's magnetic field is waning, then the Core must be slowing in it's rotation itself. The convection process of the core itself is what produces the magnetic field.
If Velikovsky is correct in Worlds in Collision and Earth in Upheaval (along with other modern theory's) then a slowing of the Earth's axial rotation, a potential stoppage, could explain crust displacement - 'Ice Ages', cultural text, mythology and oral traditions, archaeological and geological evidences...

Tropical Climate in the Antarctic: Palm Trees Once Thrived On Today’s Icy Coasts 52 Million Years Ago

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...132339.htm

---

A few inherent problems exist with this model.
1. More evidence discovered that Antarctica was in a sub-tropical location, so how do we account for this? Geologists have to increase the global temperature of the Earth. With no causal explanation.
2. The study was done to better understand current global CO2 emissions, suggesting that if we continue on our current path - the Earth itself could undergo similar scenarios as to what occurred 52 million years ago.
3. Geological study is carried out under the assumption that the present day laws of nature have always been occurring - and yet, the inherent contradiction is that we do not see this phenomenon in play within the natural world today.
4. To provide answers to sub tropical life in Antarctica, either the earth was warmed to such an extent that the current poles could house this life - and if this is the case, where did all the water go? Would not the land masses be covered in water? If not, then Humans must have caused the CO2 emissions 52 million years ago which I think is highly unlikely.
Earth Crustal displacement can offer a better answer, without bringing in multiple causal explanations.
The portion of land in Antarctica where we find tropical forests must have been in a warmer lattitude then it previously is.

Here is a snippet from another article on the Arctic.

Scientist Probes Fossil Oddity: Giant Redwoods near North Pole
Once upon a time, Axel Heiberg Island was a very strange place.
Located in the Arctic Circle north of Canada, a full 8/9ths of the way from the equator to the North Pole, the uninhabited Canadian island is far enough north to make Iceland look like a great spot for a winter getaway, and today there's not much to it beyond miles of rocks, ice, a few mosses, and many fossils.

The fossils tell of a different era, though, an odd time about 45 million years ago when Axel Heiberg, still as close to the North Pole as it is now, was covered in a forest of redwood-like trees known as metasequoias.

Hope Jahren, an assistant professor of earth and planetary sciences in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at The Johns Hopkins University, recently published results that partially demystified Axel Heiberg's vanished forests. Jahren and colleague Leo Sternberg of the University of Miami uncovered evidence that the Axel Heiberg's forests probably received equatorial water and warmth from a prehistoric weather pattern unlike anything in existence today.
Other challenging mysteries remain, including how a forest could develop given the sunlight it would receive on Axel Heiberg. Because of its closeness to the North Pole both now and in the time of the redwoods, Axel Heiberg spends four months of each year in continuous sunlight and four months of each year in continuous darkness.

"We don't have plants that can survive under those conditions today, let alone forests," Jahren says. "For a tree to endure four months of daylight is like you or I going without sleep for four months."

Through a grant from the Andrew Mellon Foundation, Jahren's research group has made three summer visits to Axel Heiberg, excavating hundreds of fossil metasequoias. The fossils are immaculately well-preserved.

"Some of this stuff looks about like driftwood on the beach, but it's 45 million years old," Jahren says. "These fossils are chemically preserved at a level you usually would expect to see in something that's only 1,000 years old." That's ideal for Jahren, who studies the presence of isotopes of elements like carbon, nitrogen and oxygen in living and fossilized plants. Isotopes are forms of an element that differ only by the addition of one or more subatomic particles known as neutrons. Different isotopes of the same element have different mass, which affects the way plants use them...

Notice the estimation here - 45 million years ago in the Arctic while Antarctica is 52 million years. So in a 7 million year period, must we then cause the Earth to warm up and cool down several more times? How? What cause?

Note: This when discussing Earth Crustal Displacement as a possible alternative to Earth's past Geology, it is not adhering to the Creationists of the world. I am a firm believer in the Cyclical nature of life - rather then a sudden appearance 6 thousand years ago - or a linear, uniform growth over 6 billion years. It would only make sense, to myself, that if everything else in life as we know it moves in cyclical patterns - why not Geological patterns as well?

http://paradigmrevolutions.ning.com/prof...ees-once-t

Great info nosmos!

I too believe in the cyclic nature of earth changes, including glaciation alternating between teh Northern and Southern hemispheres.

Have you read my LOP post about an unrecognized cycle causing much of our change today?

Negative, but I will start checking that out in a few! I also have another thread buried somewhere called like "the ice age vs earth crustal displacement - which is more logical" which I think is a snippet of something i've been working on, on my ning page - which btw, if anyone is interested in this kinda stuff, or ufos and does research etc - sign up lol, i need help updating it and adding information to pages :)

Post: #40

"Shiting My Pants" Our time is up man. Anybody who hasn't got laid yet now is the time.

Post: #41

<slap of the forehead> Has no one here ever heard of a pond or lake "turning"? As the water temp increases, it's ability to supply (dissolved) oxygen to the fish diminishes. With the temps the midwest has dealt with the last few weeks (months?) I'm surprised we haven't heard more stories like this.

Post: #42

Red Auroras  Wrote:

<slap of the forehead> Has no one here ever heard of a pond or lake "turning"? As the water temp increases, it's ability to supply (dissolved) oxygen to the fish diminishes. With the temps the midwest has dealt with the last few weeks (months?) I'm surprised we haven't heard more stories like this.

Already posted in this thread.

RE: Thousands of Fishes die in Midwest
SNIP

5th Aug, 2012 - Thousands of fish die from heat wave
28th July 2012 - Hundreds of Thousands of Dead fish Sri Lanka. Link
26th July 2012 - 55 Dead Birds Collected at Laguna Niguel Regional Park. Link

Credit for Below List - SOURCE
27th July 2012 - 2,500 Fish found dead in Doe Park Reservoir in Bradford, England. Link
26th July 2012 - Fish kill in a canal in Plantation, Florida, America. Link
25th July 2012 - 30 Turtles wash up dead on Pavana dam in India. Link
24th July 2012 - 100 Turtles wash up with 20 dead on beaches in Uraguay. Link
23rd July 2012 - 50 dead Peacocks is a "mystery" in Pakistan. Link
23rd July 2012 - Fish kill found on Big Sandy Lake in Minnesota, America. Link
23rd July 2012 - Thousands of dead Fish wash ashore on Ma-Me-O Beach, Alberta, Canada. Link
23rd July 2012 - Thousands of dead Fish wash ashore on Volusia's beaches, Daytona, America. Link
22nd July 2012 - Massive Fish kill on Lake Erie in Ohio, America. Link
21st July 2012 - Thousands of fish washing ashore dead on Lake Elsinore in California, America. Link
20th July 2012 - 300 Birds found dead on Agate Beach in Oregon, America. Link
20th July 2012 - 1300 Animals dead from virus outbreak in Kenya. Link
20th July 2012 - Thousands of dead Fish line beaches in Piney Point, Maryland, America. Link
20th July 2012 - Large number of dead Fish in Shangqiu City Lake in China. Link
19th July 2012 - Hundreds of Frogs found dead in Chesterfield Lake, Missouri, America. Link
19th July 2012 - UPDATE: 3.8 Million Birds now killed due to flu virus in Mexico. Link
17th July 2012 - MILLIONS of "weird", and "unknown" Crab like creatures wash onto beaches, either dead or dying in Hawaii. Link
17th July 2012 - 17 Seal Pups wash ashore dead around the Bay of Firth in Scotland. Link
17th July 2012 - 200 TONS of Fish have died in Egypt. Link
17th July 2012 - 10,000 Fish found dead in River in Liu Yueqing City, China. Link
16th July 2012 - 100,000 dead Fish found in Lam Taklong creek in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand. Link
16th July 2012 - Mass Fish death in south lake of Wuhan, China. Link
14th July 2012 - 512 Penguins wash up dead on Rio Grande do Sul beaches in Brazil. Link
12th July 2012 - Tens of thousands of Fish dying and many birds dying to in Horicon Marsh America.Link
12th July 2012 - Thousands of Fish found dead in the Avis Dam in Namibia, Africa. Link
12th July 2012 - 6,500 dead Fish in Twin Lakes in North Carolina America. Link
12th July 2012 - Thousand of dead fish found on the Vermilion River in Illinois America. Link
11th July 2012 - 58,000 Fish kill on the Des Moines River in Iowa America. Link
11th July 2012 - 40 acres of Pond with dead Fish in Xindong village China. Link
11th July 2012 - 2.5 Million Birds now killed from flu virus in Mexico. Link
11th July 2012 - 19,000 Fish dead in Lake Odessa America. Link
11th July 2012 - Thousands of small Fish washing up dead on Northwest Coast of Ireland. Link
10th July 2012 - Another 23 Bison found dead, making total of 151 deaths in Fort ProvidenceCanada. Link
10th July 2012 - Dozens of dead Birds found in Illinois America. Link
10th July 2012 - Lobster mass die-off continues in Connecticut America. Link
9th July 2012 - 28 Dead Seals. Unusual high number of deaths this year. "The Seals look terrible" Netherlands. Link
9th July 2012 - 450,000 Salmon to be killed due to virus outbreak in Newfoundland Canada. Link
9th July 2012 - "Catastrophic" Fish kill on Geneva Lake, also over 200 Pike dead on Fountain Lake in Minnesota America. Link
8th July 2012 - "Mysterious" mass Salmon deaths at Marlborough Farm, New Zealand. Link
8th July 2012 - Thousands of dead Fish found in Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka. Link
7th July 2012 - Thousands of dead Fish found floating on Godavari River, India. Link
7th July 2012 - Over 50 Ducks and Geese found dead in Ohio, leaving locals baffled, America. Link
6th July 2012 - 128 Bison found dead in Fort Providence Canada. Link
6th July 2012 - 560 Wild Animals killed by flooding in Kaziranga India. Link
6th July 2012 - Many thousands of dead Fish found in Silver Lake, Delaware America. Link
6th July 2012 - Mass Fish kill on Salt River in Arizona. Link
6th July 2012 - Fish kill in Trout River, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Link
6th July 2012 - Fish kill in Patoka River, Indiana. Link
6th July 2012 - Mass Oyster deaths: 60 Million snout otter clams dead, leaving farmers broke in Quang Ninh Vietnam. Link
5th July 2012 - Mass Fish kill due to volcanic eruption near the Canary Islands. Link
5th July 2012 - Fish kill on Century Village Lakes in Florida. Link
5th July 2012 - Fish kill on Roy Lake in South Dakota. Link
5th July 2012 - Thousands of Fish found dead in James River in Lamoure North Dakota. Link
5th July 2012 - Over 20 dead Birds (Egrets) found in Rockport Texas. Link
4th July 2012 - Thousands of Fish found dead on Dexter City Lake in Missouri America. Link
3rd July 2012 - 14 TONS of dead Fish found in Changshou Reservoir in China. Link
3rd July 2012 - Major Fish kill: Hundreds of thousands of Fish dead in Lake Wichita Texas. Link
3rd July 2012 - Hundreds of Fish found floating dead in Upstate Lake South Carolina. Link
3rd July 2012 - Fish Kill: Catfish die-off on Lake Buffum near Fort Meade Florida. Link
3rd July 2012 - 2,300 dead Fish washed ashore on South River in Butts County, Georgia America. Link
2nd July 2012 - Thousands of Fish dead in Chautauqua Lake in Havana Cuba. Link
2nd July 2012 - Thousands of Chickens killed due to Bird Flu outbreak in Xinjiang China. Link
2nd July 2012 - 10,000 Fish dead in South Knoxville Pond in Tennessee America. Link
2nd July 2012 - 18 mass Fish kills have happened in past 2 months in Periyar River in India. Link
1st July 2012 - Mass Fish deaths in Fujian Jinjiang Cizao Reservoir, China. Link
30th June 2012 - 1,000,000 Birds died or culled at 129 Farms due to Avian Flu in Mexico. Link
29th June 2012 - Hundreds of dead Fish line the banks of Pottersburg Creek in Ontario Canada. Link
29th June 2012 - 73 Turtles wash ashore dead, scientists concerned, in Australia. Link
28th June 2012 - Fish die-off in Platte River in Nebraska. Link
28th June 2012 - Fish kill in river Vartry in Wicklow Ireland. Link
26th June 2012 - 200,000 Bird deaths at three farms in Mexico. Link
26th June 2012 - Over 75,000 Goats killed by a disease epidemic in Congo. Link
26th June 2012 - Thousands of dead Sardines wash ashore on Taboga Island in Panama. Link
26th June 2012 - Fish kill in Wisconsin Counties in America. Link
25th June 2012 - Several thousand fish dead in a lake in Georgia America. Link
25th June 2012 - Thousands of Fish die in Gomti River India. Link
23rd June 2012 - Mass Cattle death a "mystery" in Elgin Texas. Link
23rd June 2012 - 67 Birds found dead at Kanaha Pond Wildlife Sanctuary Hawaii. Link
22nd June 2012 - Mass deaths of Horses and Cattle due to snake bites in Kiev Ukraine. Link (Russian)
22nd June 2012 - Fish kill on Lake Odessa in Louisa County America. Link
21st June 2012 - Dead turtles washing ashore along Delaware and New Jersey coasts, scientists not sure why in America. Link
21st June 2012 - 150 Birds washing up dead or dying on East Florida beaches in America. Link
20th June 2012 - 750 Bee Hives poisoned killing thousands of Bees in New South Wales Australia. Link
20th June 2012 - Hundreds to Thousands of fish washing ashore dead on Sutherland Reservoir Nebraska. Link
19th June 2012 - 17 dead Seals wash ashore in Parnu Estonia. Link
19th June 2012 - Hundreds of dead Fish found in Red Hill Creek Canada. Link
19th June 2012 - Fish die-off at Buffalo Pound Lake in Canada. Link
19th June 2012 - Over 4,000 Fish found dead in River Nene England. Link
.....

And the list goes on...

http://paradigmrevolutions.ning.com/foru...mal-deaths

Post: #43

nosmos  Wrote:

Red Auroras  Wrote:

<slap of the forehead> Has no one here ever heard of a pond or lake "turning"? As the water temp increases, it's ability to supply (dissolved) oxygen to the fish diminishes. With the temps the midwest has dealt with the last few weeks (months?) I'm surprised we haven't heard more stories like this.

Already posted in this thread.

RE: Thousands of Fishes die in Midwest
SNIP

Not saying i don't care about birds, bees, salt-water critters, etc. but my reply was dealing strictly with ponds and lakes.

Post: #44

LoP Guest  Wrote:

With climate changes that we're all witnessing, people should really take a look at the geoengineering that is taking place and wonder if that geoengineering is what's CAUSING the climate changes.

well . . . they admit that they can control the weather so they must have done it.

Post: #45

Red Auroras  Wrote:

nosmos  Wrote:

Red Auroras  Wrote:

<slap of the forehead> Has no one here ever heard of a pond or lake "turning"? As the water temp increases, it's ability to supply (dissolved) oxygen to the fish diminishes. With the temps the midwest has dealt with the last few weeks (months?) I'm surprised we haven't heard more stories like this.

Already posted in this thread.

RE: Thousands of Fishes die in Midwest
SNIP

Not saying i don't care about birds, bees, salt-water critters, etc. but my reply was dealing strictly with ponds and lakes.

Ahh, well - we live in a system here on Earth. For instances, much of anthropology and environmental studies now take this into account. I would suggest that all of these occurrences are connected. Dying fish is just one aspect of it.