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@RichardCadario2 Is there a reason they were not able to anticipate this being a problem by analyzing carp in nature originally before sticking water bodies with them?

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What are some of the main “passengers” during hurricanes?

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#aquaeco2020

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The South Platte River, about 1200 acres of it, in Colorado was recently sold for $43 million. It’s sale could mean troubles for locals and certain industries in the area if the purchaser diverts the water for other uses. https://t.co/YHyOYbydj3

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An article not so related to EARTH’S freshwater. Rather, water has been discovered on the sunlit side of the moon for the first time wether it is easily accessible and usable is another question. https://t.co/h4cV0oF39u

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@otoole_keith Is there a law that says who’s water it is or is it just up for grabs? I could use some high quality H2O.

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@RichardCadario2 @IkeReznicek I noticed this with a pine tree at my house most of the needles had dropped very early this year (mid September). I wonder how this will affect the ginko tree drop this year? #aquaeco2020

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Article shows how size-selective fishing is harmful to the ratios of male to female sockeye salmon in Alaska. The size restriction applies to mostly male fish and reduced the number of reproductive males. https://t.co/u55PfSBB9g #aquaeco2020

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@RichardCadario2 Are their populations approaching the point at which they begin to harm the ecosystem?

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The water quality continues to decline in New Zealand, the decision for new regulations regarding farming practices and fertilizer limits has been postponed for another year. Over 80% of New Zealand’s water is over the limit for nitrate alone. #aquaeco2020 https://t.co/7ZLSnKmeFU

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@AndersonnLiv #aquaeco2020 it’s amazing how the death and decay of organic matter can be so beautiful!

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Water shortages In the Colorado River Basin are reaching crisis levels and the future of water security is uncertain as a result of increased periods of drought #aquaeco2020 https://t.co/NKRvtr6i2w

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@IkeReznicek Question! How much of the ocean has UNH been able to map #aquaeco2020

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Article explaining heatwaves altering ocean temps over the past 40 years caused by climate change. The heatwaves produced week long deviations of 5.5 degrees Celsius above normal recorded temperatures over an area of 1.5 million km^2 https://t.co/OUB62kLQLo #aquaeco2020

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@BSawosik Do the dried up pools of fish show any signs of exterior stress on the system causing it to have such low flow ?

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A countdown clock is now active in Manhattan in which the timer counts down to the day where the window to potentially stop or even reverse climate change closed for good. https://t.co/1vf1libSb7

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@AndersonnLiv This will be a great accomplishment for freshwater protection. It will be interesting to see how they incorporate the living shorelines to the Great Lakes. #aquaeco2020

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Fresh water? I don’t think so for this moon. In 2013 Nasa’s Cassini Spacecraft discovered liquid methane and ethane lakes on the North Pole of Titan, Saturns largest moon. https://t.co/nhcDSAjSFv