Climate Change Pushing Bird Species 'Towards Extinction:'
Birds that depend upon the Ocean for survival:
Are Most VULERNABLE
67 Species
Whether endangered now or less threathened are being affected by Climate Change
"Birds are excellent indicators of the health of our environment, and right now they are telling us an important story about climate change," said Kenneth Rosenberg.
Puffin
Albatrosses
Central American Shrimp, Lobster Fast Disappearing
Illegal Fishing & Climate is Decimating Shrimp and Lobster Population
Pollution
Warmer Waters
Decreasing Rainfall - Results in Less Nutrients (Feed On)
Illegal Fishing (50% of Central American Fishing Goes Undeclared/Reported)
They are saying by 2030, Electricity from Solar Power will make up 10% of the total, from a 0.1% from today's standings.
Planning to install 10 Million Solar Panels across the U.S. over the next decade.
"At a time when we spend 350 billion dollars importing oil from Saudi Arabia and other countries every year, the United States must move away from foreign oil to energy independence," Sanders told a press conference Tuesday.
"Lower levels of oxygen in the Earth's oceans, particularly off the United States' Pacific Northwest coast, could be another sign of fundamental changes linked to global climate change, scientists say."
Not sure whether its a Trend or a Phenomenon like the Methane occurring in the Arctic.
Shallow Bed Gardens - 3-6" deep, soil or lightweight material and soil.
Tire Gardens - less potential damage to roof, and portable.
Wick Gardens - consists of synthetic cloth laid over a flat area of the garden with a 5 gallon watering buckey placed on the wick, to even distribute the water.
Shallow Pool Garden - shallow pool of water one half to one inch deep. Usually a sheet of plastic of the desired size is formed into a pool by laying sticks under each of the sides.
Hybrid Gardens
Eave Trough Garden - easy method for making a striking wall of flowers
Wading Pool Garden - inexpensive plastic wading pool
What can be found that is Organic near US. Just a SMALL sample.
by Alister Doyle, Evironmental Correspondent on March 4th 2010
"Current methane concentrations in the Arctic are the highest 400,000 years."
"Subsea permafrost is losing its ability to be an impermeable cap"
Natalia Shakova (Scientist)
Total of 5,000 Sites where Methane is being released from, and some is said to be coming from the seabed. Until releasing discovered, the sea floor was considered a barrier preventing the methane from escaping.
GLOBAL WARMING
Martin Heimann (Biochemist) claims that the 8 million tonnes of Methane being released is "negligible" compared to the 440 million tonnes in Global EMISSIONS. He states, "These leaks could have been occurring all the time."
Shakova states "urgent need" to watch over the Arctic since "Methane" is the second most common greenhouse gas. Also if monitoring is done, we can see if it was a steady event or a freak event.
How much does one spend in the outdoors? For many it a very small percentage. Why such a small percentage?
The AVG. person spends 49 HOURS a week sleeping, which is 2940 MINUTES.
The AVG. person spends 40 HOURS a week working, which is 2400 MINUTES.
This TOTAL ABOVE is 53% of an AVG. person's Weekly Time Spent.
Now ADD School + School Related Work
The AVG. student spends 12 HOURS a week in school, which is 720 MINUTES.
The AVG. time spent per outside classroom for class is 2 Hrs x 12 = 24 HOURS, which is 1440 MINUTES.
NEW TOTAL = 125 HOURS, which is 7500 MINUTES.
74.4% of a Working Students TIME.
LEAVING 43 HOURS for Personal Time, which is 2580 MINUTES. (25.6%)'
Let's take a break-down of my DAILY out-door Activites for a WEEK.
Monday: 240 M. - Resting by the Poolside on the water in Sunny Palm Beach Gardens Tuesday: 120 M. - Tennis Wednesday: 120 M. - Tennis Thursday: 185 M. - Tennis 90 M. - Poolside Friday: NONE Saturday: 300 M. - Working on Garden of Eden Sunday: 360 M. - Resting by the Poolside on the water in Sunny Palm Beach Gardens
"Wetlands provide the food chain with a remarkable amount of support because they offer an abundant supply of food and water and a wide variety of ecological niches."
Albatrosses 
