Italian Scientists Fear BP Gusher Damaged Gulf Stream
(dazebao.org, July 13, 2010)
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The huge oil slick could, in all probability, cause irreparable damage to the activity of thermal regulation of the Gulf Stream, with a domino effect on global climate of the planet. . . . This is what says a study published on the website of the Italian Geophysics by the Institute of Atmospheric Sciences Climate ISAC-CNR. The summary of the study, is signed by Gianlugi Zangari, a theoretical physicist, is born by the National Laboratories of Frascati, after careful observation, satellite in real time, the large area of concern. . . . According to the Italian scientist, Gianlugi Zangari, maps of sea surface velocity and height, indicating that the Loop Current is broken for the first time May 18, creating a reel clockwise. . . .
An image recorded on June 12 shows that the situation has worsened so much to create the complete detachment from the mainstream, thus completely destroying the Loop Current. . . . Considering that, in comparison with satellite data prior similar situation does not exist, it is highly plausible to connect the Loop Current to break the physical and biochemical changes caused by the great black sea. . . . The Italian study provides, arguing that the damage to the current warm Loop Current, is likely to cause a domino effect of unpredictable phenomena of instability on global climate. . . . At present, experts and politicians involved, to reassure the public monetized compensation for environmental damage, but it is increasingly clear that in economic terms, one can reconstruct an equilibrium global climate thousands of years.
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John M. Said,
July 17, 2010 @ 12:17 pm
Hey, Lorenzo, I was a cook on the USS Apache one year after you were there. Steve Hall, the cook, was still there, but soon left after I took over his duties. I do not remember meeting you, and so I assume you had already been transferred or discharged. We went on a very similar mission with the USS White Sands.