Sunday, April 14, 2013

Port Angeles Forum to Discuss Ocean Acidification

There will be a forum tomorrow evening on the subject of ocean acidification.  The forum will be at the Port Angeles Senior Center,328 East Seventh Street, from 6 to 8 p.m.

The forum is free and will be hosted by the Clallam County Marine Resources Committee.  The guest speakers will be from the Washington State Blue Ribbon Panel on Ocean Acidification.

17 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

SEOUL / SAT COMM VSSL#9870000234-03/01/2016 PORTS CHOKED IN KOREA / JAPAN FROM INVASIVE PNW EEL SLIME NEXT MASS CHAOS OBSERVED NEXT EOM


Mars (AP) June 8, 3256 - First successful harvesting of slime ocean on earth reported, for transport back to Mars, as fuel source. Other than cockroaches, eels, and European swallows, very little life noted [sic] first shipment of eels arive on Mars in a week. Planet eagerly awaits. Has been centuries since we've had real sushi.

7:39 PM, April 14, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I think, and I'm not sure, a local boy (or girl, it didn't say) had his fifteen minutes of fame! He died, but was going to anyway! I've heard they were lovingly cared for, HAVE to be shipped happy and alive, now it all makes sense!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/09/eel-removed-from-man-stuck-colon-photo_n_3046785.html


"When the eel's in your rear After you've had too much beer. That's a moray" - best comment on huffpo, wish I was that funny.

Just remember boys and girls, insert TAIL FIRST.

Some people will eat (yea, right) anything...google "EEL GIRL"...I dare you.

10:41 PM, April 14, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I noted the article made no mention of the use of fossil fuels as the source of Ocean Acidification.

God forbid anything negative be said about burning fossil fuels. People might think twice about buying a gas/diesel vehicle.

10:50 PM, April 14, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

10:50 - 30 year old bicycles - built back when the frames didn't fall apart or cost $3,000 - modified to run on an electric motor, built by myself, that doesn't cost $3,000, charged by solar panels...only way to go. Just making a Nissan Leaf, the people and infrastructure around a car factory...all that growth...all those babies, all those happy families....jobs....jobs...jobs.....YEEEE HAAAA....and all those greenies in the US buying a new Prius year after year that run on all that super clean electricity that just grows on bushes. Heartwarming. Wish I was a herron that lived in a ph adjusted marsh next to a Nissan Leaf plant. Oh, the life.

12:21 AM, April 15, 2013  
Blogger BBC said...

Gosh, a State Blue Ribbon Panel.

6:35 PM, April 15, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I took acid at Woodstock, maaaaan.

8:15 AM, April 16, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

From reading that article, in todays' PDN, it sounds like we're in trouble. If the acidification we're experiencing came from CO2 emissions from 40 years ago, and is already causing 80% death to young oysters here, the next couple of decades should be REAL interesting.

Maybe Anon 12:21 can write some cleverly sarcastic comment to dismiss any concerns we should have.

Why SHOULD we do anything to make the world a better place for our children, when we can buy that big V8 we've always wanted, now?! Jobs building oil pipelines will pay for those wonderful things we can buy today.

Let our children sort it out for themselves, we DESERVE to, NO, we have the RIGHT to buy what ever we want.

8:59 AM, April 16, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Now is the time for the Port of Port Angeles and the City Council to invest heavily in attracting fish and shell fish industries.

9:11 AM, April 16, 2013  
Blogger BBC said...

Oh to hell with it, Smokestack Sally and I are going fishing. If she ever shows up with five gallons of gas for my boat.

11:26 AM, April 16, 2013  
Anonymous FETE THIS said...

Funny comments at the PDN at the review of the new "eatery" in Sequim. It does appear dismal.

And the caption at the pic - "Patron line bar..." DUR!

That spellcheck thingy, must have killed what, two, three jobs? And your integrity?

11:40 AM, April 16, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You shouldn't be paying other people to prepare food (or coffee) for you unless you are free of debt.

2:15 PM, April 16, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Young oysters are dying and Margaret Thatcher is dead.

I'm cryin'!

7:35 AM, April 17, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I wasn't too surprised when I saw the comment on the PDN site from the guy saying we should all just ignore what the scientists are warning us about, concerning ocean acidification.

The article spoke about the pterapods being wiped out by the increasing acidification of the ocean, and said that would have negative impacts on the "food chain". It failed to mention that 50% of the food for young salmon are those very pterapods.

But, in Port Angeles, the reaction is to put fingers in ears, and say we should ignore what we don't want to hear about.

That will really help.

9:03 AM, April 17, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Who was Margaret Thatcher? Somebody I should know? Did she do something important in Port Angeles, or something?

12:20 PM, April 17, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yeup. Sure will.

12:50 PM, April 17, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wasn't Max representing Port Angeles at Maggie's funeral that was held in Button?

4:27 PM, April 17, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Let's spend millions on salmon habitat restoration projects, while the salmon starve to death out in the oceans because of ocean acidification.

Who needs nature, anyways.

9:15 AM, April 18, 2013  

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