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Fighting Climate Change with 1 Billion Oysters

Fighting Climate Change with 1 Billion Oysters

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Oysters are good for more than just eating on the half shell: in New York City, they're helping restore and preserve the harbor. An adult oyster can filter up to fifty gallons of water a day, and oyster reefs foster biodiversity and help protect shorelines. The Billion Oyster Project is on a mission to repopulate NY s Harbor with 1 billion oysters by 2035, the same number that have disappeared from its waters over the past 100 years. BOP collects used oyster shells from restaurants and repurposes them for oyster larvae to attach onto, then drops oyster cages into NYC s waters to grow. Through various educational programs, the organization fosters local climate activism and helps empower young New Yorkers by teaching them about the city s often overlooked natural resources. GotTwins29: Climate change is a myth. We're way better off now than we were 40-50 years ago. If you want to completely heal the ozone wipe China off the planet!
Date: 2020-09-25

Comments and reviews: 6


Doesn't oyster just filter dirt and organic materials making the water clear which is not a bad thing, but the real problem isn't from the dirt it's usually and mainly from oil spills and chemical being dumped into the water so how are a billion oysters gonna solve anything.
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If you eat raw oysters you have ate just as many blood worms they live inside the shell lots of times there real small amd people dont notice them amd eat the worms I used to love them but not anymore I no the truth about oysters
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I'm glad she said they weren't eating them. Using them for cleaning the bay sounds better. Eating oysters out of New York Bay sounds like a new disease/virus waiting to happen.
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the climate never stops changing, its all it does. human being cant control the climate of a planet. not ever. filter feeding animals does nothing to the climate. not one thing
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Vice. You were once the forefront of journalism. Challenging fake news.
Now you've become click bait and agenda based viewing.
How shameful.

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New York oysters haha I understand growing them but I can't believe anyone is eating them, they grow bigger on a diet of shit so gross
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