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Didn’t realize there was an hour+ line for will Call at GenCon. Got some nice cooling rain keeping us company!

#gencon #tabletopgames #redtides

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Let’s do it! Bringing Red Tides out into the wild for the first time after funding! And my god it’s hot out!

#gencon #redtides #tabletopgames #boardgames

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"Complexities of Water in the Gulf of Mexico," A Digital Drawing & Painting as a Digital Artifact © 2017 Brad Michael Moore #Art #DigitalPainting #DigitalDrawing #LivingInAStateOfFlux #YearInPeril #RedTides #BreaksInTheGulfsFloor #TheGulfIsInDanger #FromAnArtistsLife 🎨 #Abstract #Color #DangerSigns

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‘A horror movie’: sharks and octopuses among 200 species killed by toxic algae off South Australia Karenia mikimotoi algae can suffocate fish, cause haemorrhaging and act as a neurotoxin, one expert says

#Kareniabrevis is usually the organism behind Florida's toxic #redtides. Right now, Australia is having a similar outbreak of the closer related #toxicalgae Karenia mikimotoi

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You meet incredible people at #paxunplugged - I had no intentions of get my roughest prototype “Duel” into a table. This crew took time out of their Con to try the Street Fighter meets Hearthstone card battler after hearing my offhand pitch while showing #redtides.

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How to obtain Red Tides Transformation in Black Myth Wukong - PUPUWEB Are you ready to take your Black Myth: Wukong gameplay to the next level? The Red Tides transformation is your key to dominating the early stages of the

Want to obtain the Red Tides Transformation in Black Myth: Wukong? 🌊🔴 Discover the steps and strategies to unlock this powerful transformation and enhance your gameplay. Dive into our guide now! 🚀🎮 #BlackMythWukong #GamingTips #RedTides
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Manatees in Florida Seriously Threatened from Pollution, Pesticides, and Other Human-Induced Stressors - Beyond Pesticides Daily News Blog (Beyond Pesticides, January 27, 2022) Wildlife officials in Florida have resorted to supplementing starving manatees with cabbage and lettuce in an attempt to keep their rapidly dwindling populations alive. Massive Red Tides exacerbated by runoff from urban and agricultural pollution have directly killed off dozens of manatees over the last several years, but the indirect effects of these harmful algae blooms have been most catastrophic, resulting in significant loss of the seagrass beds upon which manatees rely. While Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced plans to spend $481 million on water quality improvement projects, conservationists note that the funds are primarily directed toward point source wastewater treatment, and more is needed to address nonpoint source herbicide and fertilizer runoff from agricultural, and urban and suburban yards. Florida manatees, a subspecies of the West Indian manatee, can live as long as 60 years old, weigh up to 1,200 lbs, and have no natural predators within their range. The biggest threat to these peaceful marine mammals is human activity and environmental stressors. Unfortunately, the former is well-known to exacerbate the latter. Humans harm manatees primarily through boat strikes, but the animals can also die from eating or becoming entangled in fishing equipment, […]

#Redtides exacerbated by runoff from urban & #agricultural #pollution are killing #manatees in #Florida.#florida #floridamanatees #pesticides #wildlife #algaebloom #waterpollution #glyphosate #herbicides #environment #environmentalprotection #toxicrunoff

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