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Professor Bruce
MW 1-2:15
November 18, 2015
El Nino affects Otters and Whales
Lately people have been talking
about the storm El Nino arriving in late
December, which was an issue I had no
knowledge of. El Nino is a series of climate
changes that affects the Pacific region
sending a warm current of water that
develops in the central, east central, as well
as the coast of South America. The world
Meteorological Organization (WMO) stated
This upcoming EL Nino event (is) among
the ocean. Simple changes like using nontoxic fertilizer or supporting local organic
farms can significantly reduce the amount of
mammals.
Great Whales
becomes worse.
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