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Post by wapentake on Jul 4, 2023 17:32:47 GMT
You miss the point hottest-june-on-RECORD.....What were the temps in June say a hundred years ago or even a thousand? You missed the point. It was the number of continuous hot days that did for the fish. Last thousand years? Why not last million or billion? When the earth was forming June was very hot indeed. Why during the Roman occupation were grapes grown in northern England,why were there frost fairs on the River Thames Middle Ages to the 1700’s? Why do so many say it’s the hottest June ever when reliable records are so short,why do they now deny that they forecast a looming ice age in the 1970’s when I saw scientists talking about it on the beeb? |
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Post by Bentley on Jul 4, 2023 17:34:19 GMT
You rarely saw a live fish in the river Lea London . That was in the 70s. Nothing to do with global warming , everything to do with the chemicals that was dumped in it .
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Post by zanygame on Jul 4, 2023 18:13:31 GMT
Did you see the thousands of dead fish starved of oxygen by the continuous high temperatures. Do you know why it was so cold in 1963?  Seen it all before, many of the dead fish were in canals, do you appreciate how dirty canal water is how people businesses and councils throw their crap in the water companies. As a kid for a short time an angler later I had a canal boat,add hot weather to still already polluted water what do you expect? And many were not including the River Granta in university city Cambridge where I live. It was heat not pollution that killed the fish. Precisely, we know what caused it, just as we know what caused this years heat wave. Good old scientists. High temperatures lead to algal blooms which cause low oxygen levels, killing fish as a result. The Environment Agency received more reports of dead fish than the same time last year. |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 4, 2023 18:14:20 GMT
You rarely saw a live fish in the river Lea London . That was in the 70s. Nothing to do with global warming , everything to do with the chemicals that was dumped in it . Yep. and we cleaned up the Thames, just as we'll clean up the air now. |
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Post by wapentake on Jul 4, 2023 18:16:39 GMT
You rarely saw a live fish in the river Lea London . That was in the 70s. Nothing to do with global warming , everything to do with the chemicals that was dumped in it . just as we'll clean up the air now. Not if the water companies have anything to do with it,but that goes for all waterways… |
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Post by jonksy on Jul 4, 2023 18:19:02 GMT
Jeez where did you dig him up from. 😂 Reality...You should try it sometime... I have well noted along with others of you attacking the source and not the content. |
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Post by Bentley on Jul 4, 2023 18:23:02 GMT
You rarely saw a live fish in the river Lea London . That was in the 70s. Nothing to do with global warming , everything to do with the chemicals that was dumped in it . Yep. and we cleaned up the Thames, just as we'll clean up the air now. The air isn’t that dirty in London now. I remember walking down Stratford high street every morning and smelling the factory in Marshgate lane that boiled down dead animals to make glue . Sometimes it was worse than others . There was an ink factory in Pudding mill lane ( iirc) and the canal that ran by it was always polluted with ink. The guys who worked there were whatever colour ink that they produced that day. |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 4, 2023 18:25:09 GMT
Jeez where did you dig him up from. 😂 Reality...You should try it sometime... I have well noted along with others of you attacking the source and not the content. Alternative reality. |
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Post by wapentake on Jul 4, 2023 18:26:34 GMT
Seen it all before, many of the dead fish were in canals, do you appreciate how dirty canal water is how people businesses and councils throw their crap in the water companies. As a kid for a short time an angler later I had a canal boat,add hot weather to still already polluted water what do you expect? Precisely, we know what caused it, just as we know what caused this years heat wave. Good old scientists. High temperatures lead to algal blooms which cause low oxygen levels, killing fish as a result. The Environment Agency received more reports of dead fish than the same time last year. You sure about that committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/22492/pdf/ |
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Post by jonksy on Jul 4, 2023 18:26:38 GMT
Reality...You should try it sometime... I have well noted along with others of you attacking the source and not the content. Alternative reality. Don't accuse others of doing the same as you... |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 4, 2023 18:28:07 GMT
Yep. and we cleaned up the Thames, just as we'll clean up the air now. The air isn’t that dirty in London now. I remember walking Stratford high street every morning and smelling the factory in Marshgate lane that boiled down dead animals to make glue . Sometimes it was worse than others . There was an ink factory in Pudding mill lane ( iirc) and the canal that ran by it was always polluted with ink. The guys who there were whatever colour ink that they produced that day. Sorry, I wasn't clear in my flippant remark. I was referring to Co2. |
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Post by Bentley on Jul 4, 2023 18:31:05 GMT
The air isn’t that dirty in London now. I remember walking Stratford high street every morning and smelling the factory in Marshgate lane that boiled down dead animals to make glue . Sometimes it was worse than others . There was an ink factory in Pudding mill lane ( iirc) and the canal that ran by it was always polluted with ink. The guys who there were whatever colour ink that they produced that day. Sorry, I wasn't clear in my flippant remark. I was referring to Co2. Oh OK. Yes we will soon be using renewable and nuclear energy only.The question is how soon . |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 4, 2023 18:43:19 GMT
And many were not including the River Granta in university city Cambridge where I live. It was heat not pollution that killed the fish. Precisely, we know what caused it, just as we know what caused this years heat wave. Good old scientists. High temperatures lead to algal blooms which cause low oxygen levels, killing fish as a result. The Environment Agency received more reports of dead fish than the same time last year. You sure about that committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/22492/pdf/The Granta at Grantchester meadows is certainly low on water, though not polluted as its very near its source at nine wells. The river is particularly low because of the low rainfall due to climate change  . And the committee report you link has no mention of the fish deaths, whereas the reports I linked all say it was due to the heat wave. |
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Post by wapentake on Jul 4, 2023 19:02:29 GMT
You sure about that committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/22492/pdf/The Granta at Grantchester meadows is certainly low on water, though not polluted as its very near its source at nine wells. The river is particularly low because of the low rainfall due to climate change . And the committee report you link has no mention of the fish deaths, whereas the reports I linked all say it was due to the heat wave. There are no reports of fish deaths in river granta do you have a link? but are the Cam due to heat and pollution |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 4, 2023 19:42:04 GMT
There are no reports of fish deaths in river granta do you have a link? but are the Cam due to heat and pollution Apologies, I meant the Cam at Grantchester. |
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