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Read all about our heroic team tracking down harmful algae blooms in this new article from Bay Nature -- featuring our field investigators and all-star volunteers!
#HABs #harmfulAlgaeBloomsHAB #harmfulalgaeblooms #bayarea #sfbay #sanfranciscobay #pollution
https://baynature.org/2026/09/10/conservation/pollution/heroic-hab-volunteers-track-algal-blooms/
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RE: https://ext.sportsbots.xyz/users/341587783/statuses/2098367497850253332
Had a great time recording this with @[email protected]. Some thoughts on the top 25 under 25. Have a listen. #Habs
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NOT so harmless...
Excerpt: "Introducing #KareniaMikimotoi
"The species responsible for recent events in #SouthAustralia beaches, #KMikimotoi, causes harmful #algal blooms in #Asia, #Europe, #SouthAfrica and #SouthAmerica, as well as #Australia and #NewZealand. These blooms all caused fish deaths, and some also caused #breathing difficulties among local #beachgoers.
"The most drastic of these K. mikimotoi blooms have occurred in China over the past two decades. In 2012, more than 300 square kilometres of abalone farms were affected, causing about A$525 million in lost production.
Explaining the toxic effects
"Microalgae can damage the gills of fish and shellfish, preventing them from breathing. This is the main cause of death. But some studies have also found damage to the gastrointestinal tracts and livers of fish.
"Tests using fish gill cells clearly show the dramatic toxic effect of K. mikimotoi. When the fish gill cells were exposed to intact K. mikimotoi cells, after 3.5 hours more than 80% of the fish cells had died.
"Fortunately, the toxin does not persist in the environment after the K. mikimotoi cells are dead. So once the bloom is over, the marine environment can recover relatively quickly.
"Its toxicity is partly due to the algae’s production of 'reactive oxygen species', reactive forms of oxygen molecules which can cause the deaths of cells in high doses. K. mikimotoi cells may also produce lipid (fat) molecules that cause some toxic effects.
"Finally, a very dense bloom of microalgae can sometimes reduce the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water column, which means there is less oxygen for other marine life.
"The human health effects are not very well known but probably relate to the reactive oxygen species being an irritant.
"K. mikimitoi cells can also produce 'mucilage', a type of thick, gluey substance made of complex sugars, which can accumulate #bacteria inside it. This can cause 'sea foam', which was evident on beaches last week.
"A question for many people is whether increasing water temperatures make blooms of K. mikimotoi more likely.
"Another concern is whether nutrient runoff from farms, cities and #aquaculture could cause more harmful algal blooms.
"Unfortunately, for Australia at least, the answer to these questions is we don’t know yet. While we know some harmful algal blooms do increase when nutrient runoff is higher, others actually prefer fewer nutrients or colder temperatures.
"We do know warmer water species seem to be moving further south along the Australian coastline, changing #phytoplankton species abundance and distribution.
"While some microalgal blooms can cause bioluminescence that is beautiful to watch, others such as K. mikimotoi can cause skin and respiratory irritations.
If you notice discoloured water, fish deaths or excessive sea foam along the coast or in an estuary, avoid fishing or swimming in the area and notify local primary industry or environmental authorities in your state."
#OceanHealth #Beaches Algae #SeaFoam #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #KareniaMikimotoi #WarmingOceans #Radioactivity #NutrientRunoff #OceansAreLife #ROS #SkinIrritations #RespiratoryIrration #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #DeadZones
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NOT so harmless...
Excerpt: "Introducing #KareniaMikimotoi
"The species responsible for recent events in #SouthAustralia beaches, #KMikimotoi, causes harmful #algal blooms in #Asia, #Europe, #SouthAfrica and #SouthAmerica, as well as #Australia and #NewZealand. These blooms all caused fish deaths, and some also caused #breathing difficulties among local #beachgoers.
"The most drastic of these K. mikimotoi blooms have occurred in China over the past two decades. In 2012, more than 300 square kilometres of abalone farms were affected, causing about A$525 million in lost production.
Explaining the toxic effects
"Microalgae can damage the gills of fish and shellfish, preventing them from breathing. This is the main cause of death. But some studies have also found damage to the gastrointestinal tracts and livers of fish.
"Tests using fish gill cells clearly show the dramatic toxic effect of K. mikimotoi. When the fish gill cells were exposed to intact K. mikimotoi cells, after 3.5 hours more than 80% of the fish cells had died.
"Fortunately, the toxin does not persist in the environment after the K. mikimotoi cells are dead. So once the bloom is over, the marine environment can recover relatively quickly.
"Its toxicity is partly due to the algae’s production of 'reactive oxygen species', reactive forms of oxygen molecules which can cause the deaths of cells in high doses. K. mikimotoi cells may also produce lipid (fat) molecules that cause some toxic effects.
"Finally, a very dense bloom of microalgae can sometimes reduce the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water column, which means there is less oxygen for other marine life.
"The human health effects are not very well known but probably relate to the reactive oxygen species being an irritant.
"K. mikimitoi cells can also produce 'mucilage', a type of thick, gluey substance made of complex sugars, which can accumulate #bacteria inside it. This can cause 'sea foam', which was evident on beaches last week.
"A question for many people is whether increasing water temperatures make blooms of K. mikimotoi more likely.
"Another concern is whether nutrient runoff from farms, cities and #aquaculture could cause more harmful algal blooms.
"Unfortunately, for Australia at least, the answer to these questions is we don’t know yet. While we know some harmful algal blooms do increase when nutrient runoff is higher, others actually prefer fewer nutrients or colder temperatures.
"We do know warmer water species seem to be moving further south along the Australian coastline, changing #phytoplankton species abundance and distribution.
"While some microalgal blooms can cause bioluminescence that is beautiful to watch, others such as K. mikimotoi can cause skin and respiratory irritations.
If you notice discoloured water, fish deaths or excessive sea foam along the coast or in an estuary, avoid fishing or swimming in the area and notify local primary industry or environmental authorities in your state."
#OceanHealth #Beaches Algae #SeaFoam #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #KareniaMikimotoi #WarmingOceans #Radioactivity #NutrientRunoff #OceansAreLife #ROS #SkinIrritations #RespiratoryIrration #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #DeadZones
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NOT so harmless...
Excerpt: "Introducing #KareniaMikimotoi
"The species responsible for recent events in #SouthAustralia beaches, #KMikimotoi, causes harmful #algal blooms in #Asia, #Europe, #SouthAfrica and #SouthAmerica, as well as #Australia and #NewZealand. These blooms all caused fish deaths, and some also caused #breathing difficulties among local #beachgoers.
"The most drastic of these K. mikimotoi blooms have occurred in China over the past two decades. In 2012, more than 300 square kilometres of abalone farms were affected, causing about A$525 million in lost production.
Explaining the toxic effects
"Microalgae can damage the gills of fish and shellfish, preventing them from breathing. This is the main cause of death. But some studies have also found damage to the gastrointestinal tracts and livers of fish.
"Tests using fish gill cells clearly show the dramatic toxic effect of K. mikimotoi. When the fish gill cells were exposed to intact K. mikimotoi cells, after 3.5 hours more than 80% of the fish cells had died.
"Fortunately, the toxin does not persist in the environment after the K. mikimotoi cells are dead. So once the bloom is over, the marine environment can recover relatively quickly.
"Its toxicity is partly due to the algae’s production of 'reactive oxygen species', reactive forms of oxygen molecules which can cause the deaths of cells in high doses. K. mikimotoi cells may also produce lipid (fat) molecules that cause some toxic effects.
"Finally, a very dense bloom of microalgae can sometimes reduce the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water column, which means there is less oxygen for other marine life.
"The human health effects are not very well known but probably relate to the reactive oxygen species being an irritant.
"K. mikimitoi cells can also produce 'mucilage', a type of thick, gluey substance made of complex sugars, which can accumulate #bacteria inside it. This can cause 'sea foam', which was evident on beaches last week.
"A question for many people is whether increasing water temperatures make blooms of K. mikimotoi more likely.
"Another concern is whether nutrient runoff from farms, cities and #aquaculture could cause more harmful algal blooms.
"Unfortunately, for Australia at least, the answer to these questions is we don’t know yet. While we know some harmful algal blooms do increase when nutrient runoff is higher, others actually prefer fewer nutrients or colder temperatures.
"We do know warmer water species seem to be moving further south along the Australian coastline, changing #phytoplankton species abundance and distribution.
"While some microalgal blooms can cause bioluminescence that is beautiful to watch, others such as K. mikimotoi can cause skin and respiratory irritations.
If you notice discoloured water, fish deaths or excessive sea foam along the coast or in an estuary, avoid fishing or swimming in the area and notify local primary industry or environmental authorities in your state."
#OceanHealth #Beaches Algae #SeaFoam #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #KareniaMikimotoi #WarmingOceans #Radioactivity #NutrientRunoff #OceansAreLife #ROS #SkinIrritations #RespiratoryIrration #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #DeadZones
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NOT so harmless...
Excerpt: "Introducing #KareniaMikimotoi
"The species responsible for recent events in #SouthAustralia beaches, #KMikimotoi, causes harmful #algal blooms in #Asia, #Europe, #SouthAfrica and #SouthAmerica, as well as #Australia and #NewZealand. These blooms all caused fish deaths, and some also caused #breathing difficulties among local #beachgoers.
"The most drastic of these K. mikimotoi blooms have occurred in China over the past two decades. In 2012, more than 300 square kilometres of abalone farms were affected, causing about A$525 million in lost production.
Explaining the toxic effects
"Microalgae can damage the gills of fish and shellfish, preventing them from breathing. This is the main cause of death. But some studies have also found damage to the gastrointestinal tracts and livers of fish.
"Tests using fish gill cells clearly show the dramatic toxic effect of K. mikimotoi. When the fish gill cells were exposed to intact K. mikimotoi cells, after 3.5 hours more than 80% of the fish cells had died.
"Fortunately, the toxin does not persist in the environment after the K. mikimotoi cells are dead. So once the bloom is over, the marine environment can recover relatively quickly.
"Its toxicity is partly due to the algae’s production of 'reactive oxygen species', reactive forms of oxygen molecules which can cause the deaths of cells in high doses. K. mikimotoi cells may also produce lipid (fat) molecules that cause some toxic effects.
"Finally, a very dense bloom of microalgae can sometimes reduce the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water column, which means there is less oxygen for other marine life.
"The human health effects are not very well known but probably relate to the reactive oxygen species being an irritant.
"K. mikimitoi cells can also produce 'mucilage', a type of thick, gluey substance made of complex sugars, which can accumulate #bacteria inside it. This can cause 'sea foam', which was evident on beaches last week.
"A question for many people is whether increasing water temperatures make blooms of K. mikimotoi more likely.
"Another concern is whether nutrient runoff from farms, cities and #aquaculture could cause more harmful algal blooms.
"Unfortunately, for Australia at least, the answer to these questions is we don’t know yet. While we know some harmful algal blooms do increase when nutrient runoff is higher, others actually prefer fewer nutrients or colder temperatures.
"We do know warmer water species seem to be moving further south along the Australian coastline, changing #phytoplankton species abundance and distribution.
"While some microalgal blooms can cause bioluminescence that is beautiful to watch, others such as K. mikimotoi can cause skin and respiratory irritations.
If you notice discoloured water, fish deaths or excessive sea foam along the coast or in an estuary, avoid fishing or swimming in the area and notify local primary industry or environmental authorities in your state."
#OceanHealth #Beaches Algae #SeaFoam #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #KareniaMikimotoi #WarmingOceans #Radioactivity #NutrientRunoff #OceansAreLife #ROS #SkinIrritations #RespiratoryIrration #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #DeadZones
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NOT so harmless...
Excerpt: "Introducing #KareniaMikimotoi
"The species responsible for recent events in #SouthAustralia beaches, #KMikimotoi, causes harmful #algal blooms in #Asia, #Europe, #SouthAfrica and #SouthAmerica, as well as #Australia and #NewZealand. These blooms all caused fish deaths, and some also caused #breathing difficulties among local #beachgoers.
"The most drastic of these K. mikimotoi blooms have occurred in China over the past two decades. In 2012, more than 300 square kilometres of abalone farms were affected, causing about A$525 million in lost production.
Explaining the toxic effects
"Microalgae can damage the gills of fish and shellfish, preventing them from breathing. This is the main cause of death. But some studies have also found damage to the gastrointestinal tracts and livers of fish.
"Tests using fish gill cells clearly show the dramatic toxic effect of K. mikimotoi. When the fish gill cells were exposed to intact K. mikimotoi cells, after 3.5 hours more than 80% of the fish cells had died.
"Fortunately, the toxin does not persist in the environment after the K. mikimotoi cells are dead. So once the bloom is over, the marine environment can recover relatively quickly.
"Its toxicity is partly due to the algae’s production of 'reactive oxygen species', reactive forms of oxygen molecules which can cause the deaths of cells in high doses. K. mikimotoi cells may also produce lipid (fat) molecules that cause some toxic effects.
"Finally, a very dense bloom of microalgae can sometimes reduce the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water column, which means there is less oxygen for other marine life.
"The human health effects are not very well known but probably relate to the reactive oxygen species being an irritant.
"K. mikimitoi cells can also produce 'mucilage', a type of thick, gluey substance made of complex sugars, which can accumulate #bacteria inside it. This can cause 'sea foam', which was evident on beaches last week.
"A question for many people is whether increasing water temperatures make blooms of K. mikimotoi more likely.
"Another concern is whether nutrient runoff from farms, cities and #aquaculture could cause more harmful algal blooms.
"Unfortunately, for Australia at least, the answer to these questions is we don’t know yet. While we know some harmful algal blooms do increase when nutrient runoff is higher, others actually prefer fewer nutrients or colder temperatures.
"We do know warmer water species seem to be moving further south along the Australian coastline, changing #phytoplankton species abundance and distribution.
"While some microalgal blooms can cause bioluminescence that is beautiful to watch, others such as K. mikimotoi can cause skin and respiratory irritations.
If you notice discoloured water, fish deaths or excessive sea foam along the coast or in an estuary, avoid fishing or swimming in the area and notify local primary industry or environmental authorities in your state."
#OceanHealth #Beaches Algae #SeaFoam #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #KareniaMikimotoi #WarmingOceans #Radioactivity #NutrientRunoff #OceansAreLife #ROS #SkinIrritations #RespiratoryIrration #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #DeadZones
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1594305/ La reconstruction: au coeur des Canadiens de Montréal | Saison 3 | Premier épisode complet #AtlanticDivision #CANADIEN #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CH #CRAVE #EasternConference #Episode1 #habs #hockey #LARECONSTRUCTION #lnh #MontrealCanadiens #nhl #RDS #SAISON3
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1594305/ La reconstruction: au coeur des Canadiens de Montréal | Saison 3 | Premier épisode complet #AtlanticDivision #CANADIEN #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CH #CRAVE #EasternConference #Episode1 #habs #hockey #LARECONSTRUCTION #lnh #MontrealCanadiens #nhl #RDS #SAISON3
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#NuclearPower is NOT the answer to #ClimateChange!
The effect of climate change on sources of radionuclides to the marine environment
Justin P. Gwynn, et al., 2024
"Blooms of jellyfish are predicted to increase due to warmer ocean temperatures and ocean acidification, with a recent study linking such blooms directly to the thermal pollution of returning cooling water from an NPP."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-024-01241-w.pdf
#NoNukes #NoNukesForAI #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #OceanAcidification #NuclearPlants #OceanWarming #WaterIsLife #ROS #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #MarineLife
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#NuclearPower is NOT the answer to #ClimateChange!
The effect of climate change on sources of radionuclides to the marine environment
Justin P. Gwynn, et al., 2024
"Blooms of jellyfish are predicted to increase due to warmer ocean temperatures and ocean acidification, with a recent study linking such blooms directly to the thermal pollution of returning cooling water from an NPP."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-024-01241-w.pdf
#NoNukes #NoNukesForAI #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #OceanAcidification #NuclearPlants #OceanWarming #WaterIsLife #ROS #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #MarineLife
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#NuclearPower is NOT the answer to #ClimateChange!
The effect of climate change on sources of radionuclides to the marine environment
Justin P. Gwynn, et al., 2024
"Blooms of jellyfish are predicted to increase due to warmer ocean temperatures and ocean acidification, with a recent study linking such blooms directly to the thermal pollution of returning cooling water from an NPP."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-024-01241-w.pdf
#NoNukes #NoNukesForAI #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #OceanAcidification #NuclearPlants #OceanWarming #WaterIsLife #ROS #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #MarineLife
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#NuclearPower is NOT the answer to #ClimateChange!
The effect of climate change on sources of radionuclides to the marine environment
Justin P. Gwynn, et al., 2024
"Blooms of jellyfish are predicted to increase due to warmer ocean temperatures and ocean acidification, with a recent study linking such blooms directly to the thermal pollution of returning cooling water from an NPP."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-024-01241-w.pdf
#NoNukes #NoNukesForAI #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #OceanAcidification #NuclearPlants #OceanWarming #WaterIsLife #ROS #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #MarineLife
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#NuclearPower is NOT the answer to #ClimateChange!
The effect of climate change on sources of radionuclides to the marine environment
Justin P. Gwynn, et al., 2024
"Blooms of jellyfish are predicted to increase due to warmer ocean temperatures and ocean acidification, with a recent study linking such blooms directly to the thermal pollution of returning cooling water from an NPP."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-024-01241-w.pdf
#NoNukes #NoNukesForAI #HABs #HarmfulAlgaeBlooms #OceanAcidification #NuclearPlants #OceanWarming #WaterIsLife #ROS #ReactiveOxygenSpecies #MarineLife
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Caufield, Habs ready for Atlantic Division battle
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Here is your lunchtime read - my latest for #LWOS. #Habs rookie camp opens tomorrow and here are the storylines to watch.
@[email protected]Storylines from Montreal Canadiens Rookie Camp https://lastwordonsports.com/hockey/2026/09/10/montreal-canadiens-rookie-camp-storylines/
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Here is my latest - from the Puck Drop Preview series for #LWOS, the 2026-27 Montreal Canadiens. #Habs
@[email protected]https://lastwordonsports.com/hockey/2026/09/09/puck-drop-preview-2026-27-montreal-canadiens/
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Here is my latest - from the Puck Drop Preview series for #LWOS, the 2026-27 Montreal Canadiens. #Habs
@[email protected]https://lastwordonsports.com/hockey/2026/09/09/puck-drop-preview-2026-27-montreal-canadiens/
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[blogue] Chantons le hockey avec Jérôme Charlebois, opus 4
(Le hockey est partout dans la culture québécoise et canadienne. Les chansons sur ce sport ne manquent pas, plusieurs faisant usage de la…...
https://oreilletendue.com/2026/09/05/chantons-le-hockey-avec-jerome-charlebois-opus-4/
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How media covers death and destruction in nature
Explicit content warnings needed for ecological disasters?"Disasters that affect our ecosystems can generate anxiety, grief and a sense of helplessness, which media reporting can amplify."
"SA’s experience with the algal bloom suggests it’s time to extend the logic of existing media guidelines into the environmental domain. A dedicated framework for reporting on environmental disasters would not censor or dilute journalism. It would strengthen it." >>
https://theconversation.com/media-coverage-of-environmental-disasters-doesnt-come-with-a-content-warning-its-time-for-change-286564
#ecocide #trauma #destruction #harm #ecosystems #grief #EmotionalBracing #news #HABs #MSM #narrative #experiences #exposure #TriggerWarnings #ContentWarnings #DistressingContent #MassMortalities #FossilFuels #extractivism #environmental #disasters #biodiversity #extinctions -
#HNOM @hnom #Hockey #article #NHL #carolina #hurricanes #montreal #canadiens #ECF #playoffs #analytics #canada #habs #gohabsgo #SoundTheSiren #canes
Montreal played "the game inside the game" in the first matchup. How will Carolina adjust for their second?
https://hockeyinthecarolinas.com/show/e-c-f-game-2-m-t-l-c-a-r-7p-m?source=mastodon
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He Did It AGAIN!!. The Habs Have A Celebrini Problem! | PuckTalk Post-Game https://www.rawchili.com/4925991/ #Canadiens #HabsAnalysis #HabsPodcast #Habs #hockey #HockeyBrekadown #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #HockeyTalkShow #Montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealCanadiens #NHL #NhlAnalysis #NHLCommentary #NhlHockey #NHLNews #NHLPodcast #PucktalkMtl #SportsPodcast
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He Did It AGAIN!!. The Habs Have A Celebrini Problem! | PuckTalk Post-Game https://www.rawchili.com/4925991/ #Canadiens #HabsAnalysis #HabsPodcast #Habs #hockey #HockeyBrekadown #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #HockeyTalkShow #Montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealCanadiens #NHL #NhlAnalysis #NHLCommentary #NhlHockey #NHLNews #NHLPodcast #PucktalkMtl #SportsPodcast
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[blogue / rappel]
«Salut boss ! J’m’appelle Guy, Guy Lafleur
«Ben oui pareil comme le grand joueur
#hockey #chansonqc #lafleur #habs #ch #oreilletendue
https://oreilletendue.com/2026/03/06/chantons-le-hockey-avec-les-cowboys-fringants-ter/ -
https://www.lovenhl.com/1519572/ New Targets?! Habs Trade Board UPDATE & Capitals Preview | PuckTalk MTL LIVE! #AtlanticDivision #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #EasternConference #Habs #HabsAnalysis #HabsPodcast #hockey #HockeyBrekadown #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #HockeyTalkShow #montreal #MontrealCanadiens #NHL #NhlAnalysis #NHLCommentary #NhlHockey #NHLNews #NhlPodcast #PucktalkMtl #SportsPodcast
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The Laval Rocket – The Habs’ NEXT Wave Is Coming! | PuckTalk MTL https://www.rawchili.com/4877962/ #AdamEngstrom #AHL #AlexBelzile #Canadiens #CanadiensPodcast #DavidReinbacher #HabsAnalysis #Habs #hockey #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #JacobFowler #JaredDavidson #LavalRocket #Montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #MontrealCanadiens #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NhlStructure #PascalVincent #PlayerDevelopment #PuckTalkMtl #SeanFarrell
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The Laval Rocket – The Habs’ NEXT Wave Is Coming! | PuckTalk MTL https://www.rawchili.com/4877962/ #AdamEngstrom #AHL #AlexBelzile #Canadiens #CanadiensPodcast #DavidReinbacher #HabsAnalysis #Habs #hockey #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #JacobFowler #JaredDavidson #LavalRocket #Montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #MontrealCanadiens #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NhlStructure #PascalVincent #PlayerDevelopment #PuckTalkMtl #SeanFarrell
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1516337/ The Laval Rocket – The Habs’ NEXT Wave Is Coming! | PuckTalk MTL #AdamEngstrom #AHL #AlexBelzile #AtlanticDivision #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CanadiensPodcast #DavidReinbacher #EasternConference #Habs #HabsAnalysis #hockey #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #JacobFowler #JaredDavidson #LavalRocket #montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NhlStructure #PascalVincent #PlayerDevelopment #PuckTalkMtl #SeanFarrell
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1515217/ Momentum: Can The Canadiens Regian Their Pre Olympic Form? | PuckTalk MTL #AlexNewhook #AlexandreTexier #AtlanticDivision #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CanadiensPodcast #EasternConference #Habs #HabsAnalysis #hockey #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #JurajSlafkovsky #MomentumHockey #montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NickSuzuki #OliverKapanen #PatrikLaine #PuckTalkMtl #WinterOlympicsHockey
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1514931/ Canadiens Post-Olympic Break: 3 Critical Areas That Will Define Their Season | PuckTalk MTL #AlexNewhook #AtlanticDivision #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CanadiensPodcast #ColeCaufield #EasternConference #Habs #HabsAnalysis #hockey #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #JakubDobes #KaidenGuhle #LaneHutson #montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #PatrikLaine #PuckTalkMtl #SamMontembeault
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1513208/ Habs Playoff X-Factors: Who ACTUALLY Wins Playoff Rounds? | PuckTalk MTL #AtlanticDivision #BrendanGallagher #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CanadiensPodcast #EasternConference #Habs #HabsAnalysis #hockey #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #JakubDobes #JoshAnderson #KaidenGuhle #KirbyDach #montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlGruntWorkers #NhlHockey #NHLPlayoffs #PhillipDanault #PuckTalkMtl #StanleyCupPlayoffs #UnsungPlayoffHeroes
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[blogue / rappel] Regarder ou chanter (https://oreilletendue.com/2026/01/24/chantons-le-hockey-avec-gros-mene/) les Bruins ? • #hockey #ch #habs #bruins #hockey #chansonqc #sport #oreilletendue
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[blogue / rappel]
«Cent ans d’histouaire
Cent ans de glouaire
24 coupes Stanley
Ça va continuer
Go Habs go»
https://oreilletendue.com/2026/01/23/chantons-le-hockey-avec-normand-baron/
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https://www.lovenhl.com/1500296/ PuckTalk MTL | Canadiens Fans Are Right to Be Worried About This! #AtlanticDivision #Canadiens #CanadiensDeMontréal #CanadiensPodcast #ColeCaufield #EasternConference #FanQuestion #Habs #hockey #HockeyCoaching #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #IceHockey #IvanDemidov #LaneHutson #LineChangesInHockey #MartinSt.Louis #montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NickSuzuki #NoahDobson #PenaltyKill #PuckTalkMtl #ShotSelection
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PuckTalk MTL | Canadiens Fans Are Right to Be Worried About This! https://www.rawchili.com/4810071/ #Canadiens #CanadiensPodcast #ColeCaufield #FanQuestion #Habs. #hockey #HockeyCoaching #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #IceHockey #IvanDemidov #LaneHutson #LineChangesInHockey #MartinStLouis #Montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #MontrealCanadiens #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NickSuzuki #NoahDobson #PenaltyKill #PuckTalkMtl #ShotSelection
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PuckTalk MTL | Canadiens Fans Are Right to Be Worried About This! https://www.rawchili.com/4810071/ #Canadiens #CanadiensPodcast #ColeCaufield #FanQuestion #Habs. #hockey #HockeyCoaching #HockeyPodcast #HockeyTalk #IceHockey #IvanDemidov #LaneHutson #LineChangesInHockey #MartinStLouis #Montreal #MontrealCanadiens #MontrealHockeyTalk #MontrealCanadiens #NationalHockeyLeague #NHL #NhlHockey #NickSuzuki #NoahDobson #PenaltyKill #PuckTalkMtl #ShotSelection
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[blogue / rappel]
«On fait trembler l’arène à 21 000
Les fantômes du Forum qui nous passent le flambeau
La flamme toujours protégée par Montambeault
Chandail rouge comme le sang qui coule dans nos veines»
https://oreilletendue.com/2026/01/17/chantons-le-hockey-avec-lunaire/
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«Le bleu blanc rouge est sur la patinoire
Avec les vieux fantômes du sam’di soir
C’est sûr qu’y vont gagner
Préparez-vous à fêter»
https://oreilletendue.com/2026/01/16/chantons-le-hockey-avec-rick-hughes/
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[blogue / rappel] La classe de Ken Dryden • https://oreilletendue.com/2025/09/12/autopromotion-850/ • #habs #ch #hockey #dryden #oreilletendue #sport
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[autopromotion] Dans @ledevoir du jour, je parle de Ken #Dryden. • https://www.ledevoir.com/opinion/idees/916506/idees-dernier-ken-dryden • #hockey #ch #habs #oreilletendue #sport
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Fossil fuels, Marine heatwaves and Runoff: The bloom pulsates
"Algal blooms are complex, but the prevailing theory is that the 2022-23 floods washed nutrients down the Murray-Darling Basin system and out to sea. A marine heatwave and an “upwelling” of nutrients from the bottom of the ocean combined to create the perfect conditions for Karenia mikimotoi to flourish."
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https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/aug/25/were-trying-to-call-on-everybody-that-we-can-south-australia-scrambles-to-fight-its-pulsating-algal-bloom
#FoamAndBlooms #FossilFuels #ocean #RangeShift #AlgalBlooms #HABs #neurotoxins #FishKills #MarineLife #wildlife #ecosystems #pollution #floods #MDB -
🏒🥅 NHL Jets, obviously. And Oilers. Leafs, yup. Hoping for the Habs (fingers crossed). But Sens? Calgary Flames? Canucks?
How many Canadian clubs make the playoffs in 2025? See the #HNOMpoll at the top of the thread to add your hopes and dreams (drop your opinions in the comments here, s'il vous plaît )#habs #sens #nhljets #leafs #NHLflames #Canucks #oilers #hnom #hockey #hockey @hnom
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TOP 10 NHL, POINTS
Is there a pattern viz a clubs’ “hitting percentage” and its success measured as points? It certainly isn’t the obvious one…#hockeyhits #hnom #nhlpanthers #vgk #nhljets #nhlcapitals #nhlWild #leafs #laKings #oilers #nhlDevils #nhlStars #canucks #habs #sens #nhlFlames
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🇨🇦🏒🥅 #HNOMpoll HOW MANY CANADIAN TEAMS IN PLAYOFFS?
How many Canadian teams will make the playoffs in 2025?
We're looking at Canucks, Flames, Oilers, Jets, Leafs, Senators, Canadiens/Habs. That's up to 7.List your "teams that make it" in the comments s'il vous plaît.
#habs #sens #leafs #nhljets #oilers #flames #canucks
#nhl #hockey #canada
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#TheGx #TheGxForum #thegx #thegxforum #TheGamblersCrossroads #TheGxBestBetOThaDay #BestBets #TheBestBetOThaDay #hockey #hockeybestbets #nhl #nhlbestbets #sportsbets #bets #picks #sports #sportsbetting #sportsgamlbling #Flames #totals #CalgaryFlames #Calgary #calgary #TheGxSportsBettingForum #TheGxSportsGamblingForum #TheGxSportsForum #vitterd #vitch #vitterdsucks #matthewdobrosky #賭仔三岔口 #TheGamblersCrossroads賭仔三岔口 #montrealcanadiens #habs
#fight #fights #fighting #hockeyfights #nhlfights #ufc #mma #boxing #nashvillepredators #nashville #kings #predators #hnic #HNICPool #CBCHockeyNightinCanada #CBCHockeyNightinCanadaPool #hockeynightincanada #Trouba #jacobtrouba #JustinAnderson #rangers #cfl #cflom #CFLonTSN #nhlom #chat #chats #toot #toots #random👊Anderson(MON) vs Trouba(NYR)🏒
In memory of Don Cherry Rock 'em Sock 'em hockey🍻
