Global Warming linked to outbreak of bacteria in Europe.

There has been a recent outbreak of Vibrio in Europe.

Initial reports are linking Vibrio to oceanic temperatures, specifically to the Baltic Sea.

It has been postulated that we are on the outskirts of the cataclysm with global warming, if the Taiga starts to thaw all sorts of bad things can easily come about. From massive increases in CO2 to ancient microbes being released from the permafrost.

Time will tell I suppose. There is too much money in maintaining the status quo that perhaps mankind deserves to be wiped out by our own hands.

Article discussing Baltic Sea and Vibrio.

reply to post by lordtyp0


its not the atmosphere that is heating up it is the other planets in our solar system are also heating up, this is because of the intense amount of Gamma rays bombarding the mearth as we pass through the Galactic equator in December 2012, global warming is just away to get money out our pockets.

Dont get me wrong there is alot of CO2 in the air but this is a natural cycle of our planet, more co2 = more plant life. more plant life = more oxygen. the oxygen increases the co2 drops plant life reduces and the cycle starts again. remember the term 'since records began' only applies to past couple for hundred years or so. A very small time relative the climate changes. If you worry about all the plant and animal life dying (which is quite right to do so) then google Chem trails and see what is really going on.

Some good info at

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reply to post by AprenticeofLight


In this case, it is actually talking about oceanic warming.
I suspect your take on other planets warming stems from items like this. In which I agree with the majority of Astrophysicists and Climate experts that it isnt doing much to earth.

That being said-my personal take is humans are a major contributor to the natural cycle because of the pollution. Not the CAUSE per se. In the sense of something that would normally be a gradual item spaced over a few hundred to few thousand years, gets condensed due to factors and accelerated to unsafe levels.

thanks for the link. i think more outbreaks are on the horizon due to climate change.

in regard to responses that climate change happens and it's a natural cycle.... yes, no climate scientist will disagree. however, human actions have sent the change into fast forward so that we likely will not be able to adjust fast enough.

*edit to add - is this what killed the little boy that got sick after swimming in the ocean?

reply to post by pasiphae


Not sure about the fatality. I hadn't seen anything about deaths. But it's possible.
People die from all sorts of things that are commonly thought to be benign.

Have a link on it?

i couldn't remember where i read it.... and at the time i saw the article i didn't read it all. it might have been this boy that i'm thinking of. doesn't look like the same bacteria but they aren't sure exactly what it was.

www.huffingtonpost.com...

in reading more about vibrio it is usually lethal and has similar symptoms to what the boy died from.

naegleria fowleri is another bacteria that lives in warm water. there tend to be "outbreaks" of it.

makes me not ever want to swim in a lake or ocean!!

reply to post by pasiphae


Its possible, I inferred that it was more prevalent in cold waters - hence the baltic sea.
That being said, there is funk everywhere

I honestly am more concerned about the Taiga. There is a lot sealed up in all that permafrost outside of just CO2.