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you should look at the eastern pacific and see what the Chinese are doing
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Keep up the good work!
[There are only a few days left before a U.S. Senate election will reverse the environmentally negative policies of the Bush administration.]
If you want to stop pirate fishing, you need to give the poorest of the poor, some survival alternatives. Creating inland ponds and raising edible captive fish is one alternative which can be introduced, but a great amount of research must go into the work and the new fish farms must be created far inland and away from the open Ocean in order to avoid both feces pollution and species contamination.
Signed: Joseph Raglione
Executive director: The World Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement.

Keep up the good work!
[There are only a few days left before a U.S. Senate election will reverse the environmentally negative policies of the Bush administration.]
If you want to stop pirate fishing, you need to give the poorest of the poor, some survival alternatives. Creating inland ponds and raising edible captive fish is one alternative which can be introduced, but a great amount of research must go into the work and the new fish farms must be created far inland and away from the open Ocean in order to avoid both feces pollution and species contamination.
Signed: Joseph Raglione
Executive director: The World Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement.

a good job I give my best congratulations for the Esperanza

Pacific Ocean seems to be in the same time our victim (if we consider naval war that had a thremendous impact on the ocean) but also, together with the other oceans, the main cause of the climate change.

Naval warfare during the two World Wars determined two major climate changes: a sustained warming which started at the end of World War I and lasted 20 years, and the next climatic shift which started during the winter 1939/40 and caused a four-decades global cooling. The extensive fighting at sea was a real threat for the normal course of the climate

I have read dr. Bernaert's thessis on ""Naval War changes Climate"", in which the ocean's main role in the climate change is explained. You can see it on the website www.1ocean-1climate.com. I would be really interested in your opinion.