Cruise ship destroys reef

[xerxes300]

IMO:

- as long there is a demand there will be a supply -- at any cost
- weve been terraforming the land, and now weve turned to mariforming
- with 8,000,000,000 people wanting to live like Canadians and Americans the anthropecene age will be short lived anyway 💣 💀

- we exceeded the carring capacity of our planet in the 1930's
- after years of living dangerously, were all now just swirling around the drain
- the organic unity of mankind is the culmination of human evolution - yay, now lets go and make more n more n more babies 👶👶🏻👶🏼👶🏾👶🏿⤴️

I have no clue how all of this is going to end, but ill be happy if Noah has 2 of every fish, and a bunch of frags on board 😁

[Reef Pilot]

With all the corals allegedly dying due to global warming, how are these ones surviving/thriving? This pic (from Coral Magazine) is in Fiji, very shallow water, and must be very warm there. I think a lot of coral destruction happens due to pollution, and leaching with irresponsible shoreline development. And all those sulfur diesel sight seeing boats over the Great Barrier Reef probably don't help that area.

[msjboy]

not just reefs being destroyed by man or global warning, the slurs of plastic out there are now found at the microscopic level meaning the smallest of creatures like plankton, shrimps, pods, etc are ingesting it and dying thus reducing the life at the lowest end of the food chain. The tiniest strands of plastic, visible only under the microscope might come from textiles or further eroded levels of larger pieces of plastic. So of this eventually gets ingested by humans and the larger fish we eat.