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[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Gini_220 Rawr.....lol

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Juri_Charm context?

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Juri_Charm this looks so cute

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Juri_Charm a long awaited surprise, but worth the wait

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Juri_Charm those bums don't know their accents

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Juri_Charm yes please

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@Juri_Charm sooooooooooo. whens the "big Secret"?

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@preciouspuppii what if you were, indeed?.... 🤨

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

With new policies allowing oil sand waste to be released into surface waters in moderation by 2022, it's good to see that technologies designed to break down toxic materials are showing promising test results. https://t.co/xbOqYr4ZU4 #AquaEco2020

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@RichardCadario2 It's interesting to see that they introduced carp originally as a flood source for human communities, and that they are now recognized as an issue. Glad to see that efforts are being made to reverse their damage.

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

China refuses to share data to back their claim of responsible watershed management of the mekong river as countries down river suffer drought, despite above average rainfall in china. #AquaEco2020 https://t.co/XTGQGNbj5L

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@WilWollheim @alexa97393429 Tapped is a documentary which focuses on how particular corporations are exploiting fresh water for bottled water. It goes in depth into how communities are impacted from these exploitations. #AquaEco2020

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@MiaSandova No problem! Maybe I'll ask for some help with an assignment some time.

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@BSawosik I guess I've found a new appreciation of eelgrass, as my early memories of it were of me being grossed out when it would tough my feet when I went swimming.

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

With Russia and Canada disputing ownership of natural resources, such as fresh water, in the Arctic, why do we still abuse our own. Russia and Canada aren't even significantly arid. #aquaeco2020 https://t.co/9cafq4SPCw

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

It's amazing to hear that species are returning to these waters after being eradicated by coal mining waste. It's a reminder that this ecosystem can be restored, though it'll take a really long time. #AquaEco2020 https://t.co/sYkgtw8MMv

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@alexa97393429 Awsome. If individual states are proactive, they could possibly tailor their policies to combat issues with resource negligence and exploitation that are more specific to their region. Of course this would be good to have in tandem with base line national policy. #AquaEco2020

[killa_daddy @otoole_keith]

@RaquaticsP #AquaEco2020

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@RaquaticsP The extended abuse on this river as a water source is jaw dropping. I wonder what will happen to infrastructure if these droughts persist. Will policies change on water use? Will the farming industry shift to to different watersheds?