Food chain COLLAPSE: Atlantic plankton pretty much GONE due to chemical pollution, researchers find

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Food chain COLLAPSE: Atlantic plankton pretty much GONE due to chemical pollution, researchers find (www.dcclothesline.com)

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[–] [deleted] [Sticky] • 4 pts

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This is clickbait and fake news. Don't fall for it. The only source cited is a quote attributed to Global Oceanic Environmental Survey Foundation (https://www.goesfoundation.com/), and there is nothing like that on the site, other than linking to the very articles that quote them.

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Yeah, I was intrigued by the headline. It's more food supply collapse so they can make people eat bugs like all Satanists do. They want us to eat bug larvae.

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