Cape Cod: Mega Red Tide 2018 (edit)

I worry for the sake of the whales. They come and feed in the murky water off of Cape Cod for now. Then, they migrate to the Caribbean where were the water is much clearer due to lack of food.

I worry about red tides, and pollution in Cape Cod’s murky waters, sometimes called dark water. It hasn’t been killing whales yet, but can we imagine a scenario where creature death pollution creates such murky waters that all the whales die, and the rest of parts of the ocean. It is of no doubt that global climate change is probably a problem, as well as shellfishing. IMHO we need to stop eating shellfish. It is filtering the nastiness out, eating it.

If nastiness gets too bad, even clam beds become polluted ~ “red tide," but everybody has heard of that.

Are we ready for:

RED Ocean?

Mass cataclysmic death of most ocean life.

Human Waste an Environmental Final Frontier

As human populations continually increase their output of waste, not only trash, but biological waste such as stools, we need to do something about it or our outcome will be that we will become more like China.  I think of China especially because of China’s severe pollution, especially China’s human pollution.

Human waste presents many problems as compared to say horse manure.  Horse manure is far cleaner, and thus far less dangerous, and far less disgusting.  For example, if we have a farm or garden, no fool would use human feces as fertilizer.

The future of waste management is not to continue purifying our waste and then dumping it in the ocean.  I suggest drying out human waste, and making it fuel in the form of large bricks for power plants.  Whatever we do, we have to be better than China.  If we fail to do good by our planet, then I expect our outcome will be this: