Al Jazeera English 
The month of July has been declared the hottest on record. It is not just the air temperature that is spiking. Oceans are also heating up. In Thailand, thousands of dead fish washed ashore last month.
Scientists say climate change is a contributing factor.
Al Jazeera’s Barnaby Lo reports from Samut Prakan, Thailand.
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So….. Stop producing Humans….
Usa testing nuclear bombs in th ocean
That is the side effect of nuclear powered submarines
This is silly. The problem is not individuals, it's corporations and governments. Individuals will have a negligible impact on this problem. We all want to feel good about recycling but it means nothing because of how it's done. Laws need to be passed enforcing closed loop product cycles. That's governments and corporations not individual consumers.
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bla bla bla we need to do this we need to do that…bla bla bla,,,,nothing will be done, humanity will be gone in 50-100 years.
A ban on all factory fishing vessels is needed. Ecological collapse seems likely
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More power plants burning dirty coal is needed.
Scientists say chemical trails sprayed out of planes.