Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
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"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.

"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.

“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.

"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."

...

"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”



You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

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We are all doomed!!

There is no hope!!

Kill yourself now and avoid the inconvenience ass hat.

Copyright violating, bed wetting, spamming ass hole.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

olli has turned into the Alex Jones of Climate Warming

spread as much FEAR as you can.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

olli has turned into the Alex Jones of Climate Warming
spread as much FEAR as you can.

Just the facts -- Ocean temperature is important. Higher ocean temperature can't hold oxygen, anaerobic life takes over producing hydrogen sulfide killing most land plants and animals. This simple process has happened in most mass extinctions on this earth and that's where we are headed again. Sad but true.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

olli has turned into the Alex Jones of Climate Warming
spread as much FEAR as you can.

Just the facts -- Ocean temperature is important. Higher ocean temperature can't hold oxygen, anaerobic life takes over producing hydrogen sulfide killing most land plants and animals. This simple process has happened in most mass extinctions on this earth and that's where we are headed again. Sad but true.

over dramatizing it a lot ! Do you homework before spreading FEAR
10C rise is only 5% decline in soluability.
AND there is no sulfur to feed your anaerobic life in the ocean,
https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/air-solubility-water-d_639.html

Good to know that what happened in the past and what's happening now... can't happen. :-o

[Sergio]

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

olli has turned into the Alex Jones of Climate Warming
spread as much FEAR as you can.

Just the facts -- Ocean temperature is important. Higher ocean temperature can't hold oxygen, anaerobic life takes over producing hydrogen sulfide killing most land plants and animals. This simple process has happened in most mass extinctions on this earth and that's where we are headed again. Sad but true.

over dramatizing it a lot ! Do you homework before spreading FEAR
10C rise is only 5% decline in soluability.
AND there is no sulfur to feed your anaerobic life in the ocean,
https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/air-solubility-water-d_639.html

Good to know that what happened in the past and what's happening now... can't happen. :-o

"the atmosphere had many times the level of carbon dioxide, an important
greenhouse gas, we see today. But something caused the carbon dioxide —
and subsequently, temperatures — to drop. Scientists say early plants
may have contributed.

Plants enhance a process called silicate weathering, which sucks carbon
out of the atmosphere and ultimately tucks it away at the bottom of the
oceans.

Here's how it works: Caron dioxide in the atmosphere forms carbonic
acid. It falls as acid rain, reacting with rocks, which contain
silicates, to form bicarbonate. The bicarbonate eventually washes into
the ocean and where it forms limestone.

"So, it's almost like a pump that pumps carbon dioxide into the ocean
floor," said Liam Dolan, a study researcher and a professor of botany at
Oxford University in the United Kingdom. "The ocean floor is where it's
sequestered."

http://earlyearthcentral.com/early_life_page.html

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
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"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

Watch this video


NOVA scienceNOW | Mass Extinction (13+ Minutes)
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/earth/mass-extinction.html

Host Neil deGrasse Tyson joins a team of investigators hot
on the trail of a mass murderer--one that knocked off its
victims 252 million years ago when it wiped out the majority
of life on our planet.

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Nothing, just the usual repost of a previous cut and paste.

The spamming little shit head has some severe mental problems.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

Watch this video
NOVA scienceNOW | Mass Extinction (13+ Minutes)
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/earth/mass-extinction.html
http://youtu.be/ENR2KNEAYEw
Host Neil deGrasse Tyson joins a team of investigators hot
on the trail of a mass murderer--one that knocked off its
victims 252 million years ago when it wiped out the majority
of life on our planet.

rather than breath in H2S and get dead, just hold your Breath, no problem!

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”

That's so true... Hydrogen Sulfide being a nasty way to go. Business as usual gets us closer every day.

😪

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Nothing.

Fourth repost of cut and paste FUD post.

How many more times, childish ass hole whinner?

[Sergio]

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”

That's so true... Hydrogen Sulfide being a nasty way to go. Business as usual gets us closer every day.
😪

You threaten killing kids with Hydrogen Sulfide ?? You are Nuts.

[Peter Percival]

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die

But hydrogen sulphide may have been central to life's origins.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron%E2%80%93sulfur_world_hypothesis

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"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”

Business as usual pretty much describes this scenario. Be kind to fellow posters.

[j***@specsol.spam.sux.com]

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Nothing, just the fifth repost of this cut and paste.

To say that boy ain't right would be an understatement.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”

Business as usual pretty much describes this scenario. Be kind to fellow posters.

You threaten killing kids with Hydrogen Sulfide ?? You are Nuts.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
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Quote--

You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.

In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.

"It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.

He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died.

...

"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.

--End Quote

Nasty

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Nothing.

The spamming ass hole did post the sixth copy of his plagiarized arm waving
FUD.

What a flaming ass hole.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
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Quote--
You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
"It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died.
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.
--End Quote
Nasty

Really nasty -- not the way you want your offsprings to die.

[j***@specsol.spam.sux.com]

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Nothing.

Seventh repost of plagiarized FUD.

Spamming ass hole.

[Sergio]

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
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Quote--
You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
"It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died.
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.
--End Quote
Nasty

Really nasty -- not the way you want your offsprings to die.

You threaten killing kids with Hydrogen Sulfide ?? You are Nuts.

[Sergio]

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/

Quote--
You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
"It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died.
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.
--End Quote
Nasty

You threaten killing kids with Hydrogen Sulfide ?? You are Nuts.

[reber G=emc^2]

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
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"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”
You can imagine the newscaster, "5000 Californian's died from hydrogen sulfide poisoning yesterday."

Sounds like Venus.bert

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
...
"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”

This is the most hideous way for people to die out.

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Nothing.

Eigth repost of plagiarized FUD.

What a flamming ass hole.

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Hydrogen Sulfide Is A Nasty Way For Life On Earth to Die
http://morphizm.com/css/whats-hydrogen-sulfide-a-nasty-way-to-die/
"You can find hydrogen sulfide in swamps, sewers, landfills, volcanic and natural gases, and pretty much everywhere there is a petroleum refinery. Unfortunately, you can also usually find it whenever and wherever you’ve got mass extinctions.
"In fact, it is hydrogen sulfide, rather than killer asteroids or some other interstellar death-bringer, that has possibly become the go-to kill-shot of most mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
“It doesn’t take much hydrogen sulfide to kill off anything,” Gerry Dickens, professor of earth science and paleoceanography at Rice University, told me by phone.
"He should know: It was Dickens’ work with methane hydrates that completed the puzzle of the Permian-Triassic extinction event, more aptly known as the Great Dying, in the 2002 BBC Horizon documentary The Day the Earth Nearly Died."
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"There’s bad stuff before you even get to hydrogen sulfide,” Ward concluded. “And there’s not much you can do about any of it, in terms of geoengineering. The simple solution is to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, and do it now. Here’s the scary thing that can happen: Human extinction. Let’s get serious.”

This is the most hideous way for people to die out.

You threaten killing kids with Hydrogen Sulfide ?? You are Nuts.