save the planet kill the whales.

originally posted by: madmac5150

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: madmac5150
Maybe whale oil is finally making a comeback?

but it now known to have pcbs in it

Yup... It's from all of the plastic straws they have eaten.

Soylent Lamp-Oil is the only, totally green energy solution... it's only a matter of time...

C

Can you explain that to the undertaker of his/her love ones?

originally posted by: madmac5150

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: madmac5150
Maybe whale oil is finally making a comeback?

but it now known to have pcbs in it

Yup... It's from all of the plastic straws they have eaten.

Soylent Lamp-Oil is the only, totally green energy solution... it's only a matter of time...

You really have to put /s when you do that. I'm loving the responses though..

LOL

originally posted by: sarahvital
6 whales washed up dead in on new jersey shores.

the powers that be want a wind farm off the east coast from maine to north carolina.
not even a usa company.
pave paradise, put up a f'n wind farm. don't it always seem to go? you don't know what you got till it's gone.

i don't think i need a link, anyone who isn't living under a rock would be aware
of what this green crap push is doing to the lobster and crab/shellfish and fishing industries.

let alone our way of life. elec cars, stoves, lol. what a joke.

back in the day, we could deal with the occasional tree hugger. basically a harmless critter.

but now they have gained power and that changes everything.

i want to super glue the wef morons to a windmill hook their genitals up to the generator and hope a cat 5 comes along.

how many more species will be killed in pursuit of saving them?

i didn't know what form this would fit so i put it here.

rant over for now.

thanks, i feel much better. lol. doesn't help anyone in real life tho

Here's an interesting article from 2013:

"Could oil and gas exploration be harming whale populations?"

"Matthew Huelsenbeck, a marine scientist from Oceana, an international organisation focused solely on ocean conservation, says an oil and gas exploration technique known as air gun blasting, whereby a series of blasts are let out every ten seconds for a period of days or weeks at a time, can be extremely damaging for whales.

"For marine mammals that have highly sensitive hearing, seismic testing is like being in a war zone," he says.

This can lead to temporary or permanent loss of hearing, abandonment of habitat or force the whales to move into shallow water, where they get stranded and die.

Huelsenbeck says a new report recently released by the International Whaling Commission details an incident in Madagascar, where 75 melon-headed whales died in 2008 after ExxonMobil used a sonar mapping tool, an intense version of a Multi-Beam Echo-Sounder (MBES), which was used with other seismic technologies to search for offshore oil and gas. The scared whales moved into a shallow lagoon, where they died of exposure.

"This study is one of the first to show that disturbing marine mammals with sound can have fatal consequences," says Huelsenbeck.."

www.offshore-technology.com...