Rise in seafood poisoning
Michael Casey, environmental
reporter, writes an eye-opening article regarding one more
implication with global-warming: the rise of seafood poisoning
rates. The reason seems to be that when oceans are warmed by the
greenhouse effect and fouled by toxic runoff, coral reefs are
damaged and poison algae thrives. In turn, fish that live near coral
reefs get contaminated. More specifically, scientist are concerned
about ciguatera poisoning, a rarely fatal but growing menace from
eating exotic fish. Currently, there is no reliable way to detect
whether a fish has ciguatera and no antidote, either.
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Our moral failure to be good
stewards of God’s Creation is causing misery to us and the rest of
creatures. Global warming is affecting the Earth and its creatures
negatively. The transition to a plant-based diet can contribute
greatly to the restoration of the environment, and in participating
in the reconciliation of God’s Creation.