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[Intro]
Upending (Upwelling)
Oh, welling?
[Verse 1]
Climate change causes changes
(In ocean stratification)
Rearranges with multiplication
(Feeding back n’ back n’ back)
[Bridge]
Upending (Upwelling)
Oh, welling?
[Chorus]
So farewell to oh, well
(Upwelling)
To late to sell best not to dwell
(Underwhelming)
Upwelling
[Verse 2]
In fact, the impact on feedback
(Can be overwhelming)
Feeding back n’ back n’ back
(Foretelling the overwhelming of upwelling)
Rendering upwelling underwhelming
(Repeating, repeating, repeating)
[Bridge]
Upending (Upwelling)
Oh, welling?
[Chorus]
So farewell to oh, well
(Upwelling)
To late to sell best not to dwell
(Underwhelming)
Upwelling
[Outro]
So farewell to oh, well
(Upwelling)
To late to sell best not to dwell
(Underwhelming)
Upwelling
A SCIENCE NOTE
Upwelling is a process where deep, cold, and nutrient-rich ocean water rises to the surface, typically replacing surface water that has been moved away by wind or currents. This nutrient-rich water fuels the growth of phytoplankton, which forms the base of the marine food web and supports productive fisheries.
Climate Change Causes Changes in Ocean Stratification
Increased Surface Warming: As the ocean surface warms due to climate change, the water column becomes more stratified, with warmer, less dense water overlying cooler, denser water.
Impact on Upwelling: This stratification can make it more difficult for deep, nutrient-rich water to be brought to the surface by upwelling.
Feedback Loop: While increased upwelling can bring cold water to the surface, surface warming can also enhance stratification, potentially creating a negative feedback loop that limits the effectiveness of upwelling.
Tipping points and feedback loops drive the acceleration of climate change. When one tipping point is toppled and triggers others, the cascading collapse is known as the Domino Effect.
The Optimism Paradox: Climate Collapse and Capitalism Collapse
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
From the album “Upward“
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By Upending-Upwelling-Best-Of.mp3
Upending-Upwelling-Best-Of.mp4
Upending-Upwelling.mp3
Upending-Upwelling.mp4
Upending-Upwelling-intro.mp3
[Intro]
Upending (Upwelling)
Oh, welling?
[Verse 1]
Climate change causes changes
(In ocean stratification)
Rearranges with multiplication
(Feeding back n’ back n’ back)
[Bridge]
Upending (Upwelling)
Oh, welling?
[Chorus]
So farewell to oh, well
(Upwelling)
To late to sell best not to dwell
(Underwhelming)
Upwelling
[Verse 2]
In fact, the impact on feedback
(Can be overwhelming)
Feeding back n’ back n’ back
(Foretelling the overwhelming of upwelling)
Rendering upwelling underwhelming
(Repeating, repeating, repeating)
[Bridge]
Upending (Upwelling)
Oh, welling?
[Chorus]
So farewell to oh, well
(Upwelling)
To late to sell best not to dwell
(Underwhelming)
Upwelling
[Outro]
So farewell to oh, well
(Upwelling)
To late to sell best not to dwell
(Underwhelming)
Upwelling
A SCIENCE NOTE
Upwelling is a process where deep, cold, and nutrient-rich ocean water rises to the surface, typically replacing surface water that has been moved away by wind or currents. This nutrient-rich water fuels the growth of phytoplankton, which forms the base of the marine food web and supports productive fisheries.
Climate Change Causes Changes in Ocean Stratification
Increased Surface Warming: As the ocean surface warms due to climate change, the water column becomes more stratified, with warmer, less dense water overlying cooler, denser water.
Impact on Upwelling: This stratification can make it more difficult for deep, nutrient-rich water to be brought to the surface by upwelling.
Feedback Loop: While increased upwelling can bring cold water to the surface, surface warming can also enhance stratification, potentially creating a negative feedback loop that limits the effectiveness of upwelling.
Tipping points and feedback loops drive the acceleration of climate change. When one tipping point is toppled and triggers others, the cascading collapse is known as the Domino Effect.
The Optimism Paradox: Climate Collapse and Capitalism Collapse
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
From the album “Upward“