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GOODSTUFF4U 13 year s ago
ew
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gigantes 13 year s ago
just a guess, but this may be one of the groups of algaes which are on the rise because of ocean acidification, a result of increasing carbon being stored in the oceans. (one of the many results of global climate change)
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French buddy 13 year s ago
gigante : could be that, but here it's the factory farming that is responsible. And today, two wild boar died after breathing this shit.
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BillTheWelder 13 year s ago
Makes sense as to why French cuisine tastes like it does.
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beurk 13 year s ago
The intensive pig production is probably responsible of this shit. the pig manure is rejected on fields as "fertilizer", migrates on groundwater and finally goes to the sea... And is very good for algues vertes multiplication...
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gigantes 13 year s ago
just a guess, but this may be one of the groups of algaes which are on the rise because of ocean acidification, a result of increasing carbon being stored in the oceans. (one of the many results of global climate change)
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French buddy 13 year s ago
gigante : could be that, but here it's the factory farming that is responsible. And today, two wild boar died after breathing this shit.
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beurk 13 year s ago
The intensive pig production is probably responsible of this shit. the pig manure is rejected on fields as "fertilizer", migrates on groundwater and finally goes to the sea... And is very good for algues vertes multiplication...