Fresh water
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Oct 28, 2026
Mitch MoffitHOST
Is the reason it's stopping because...
Mitch MoffitHOST
Freshwater is because things are melting in the freshwaters going on the top of the surface and it's like salination issue.
Mitch MoffitHOST
Yeah, it's a big part of it.
Mitch MoffitHOST
Yeah.
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The problem, always and again, was water.
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Freshwater stored in wooden barrels on a ship did not stay freshwater for long.
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The barrels themselves were the first part of the problem.
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Wood is porous in ways that matter enormously at the microbial level, and no amount of charring the interior of a barrel—a technique that was used, with partial effectiveness—could prevent the slow contamination that began almost from the moment the barrel was sealed and lowered into the hold.
Anthony MaroonHOST
What's the biggest freshwater fish you can get?
Tayla MontoyaGUEST
Shark.
Tayla MontoyaGUEST
Isn't that? Wouldn't that be the biggest? Freshwater? I've got no idea what we're talking about, boys.
Tayla MontoyaGUEST
Freshwater? Is that what's in the ocean? I don't know.
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I don't know.
Tayla MontoyaGUEST
Freshwater? You can't get fresher than the ocean.
Tayla MontoyaGUEST
That's saltwater.
Tayla MontoyaGUEST
That's saltwater.
Patrick SeniorGUEST
important under this new system.
Patrick SeniorGUEST
And what people will be most familiar with under the Resource Management Act is of course the National Policy Statement on Freshwater Management.
Patrick SeniorGUEST
So that general approach to limits will continue, although there are some significant changes to how it all pieces together and how it all works under the new laws.
Patrick SeniorGUEST
Thanks, Patrick.
Doug PikeHOST
The fishing...
Doug PikeHOST
Freshwater and saltwater are very different in one key thing.
Doug PikeHOST
If you're fishing a lake like FOPRO does, for example, if FOPRO wants to go catch crappie, it doesn't matter what season it is.
Doug PikeHOST
He knows where to go in that lake to catch those crappie or bass or catfish or whatever.
Zhao LiangGUEST
Yes, you're exactly right.
Zhao LiangGUEST
Freshwater populations show the steepest decline in the report, 85% on average across the monitored populations.
Zhao LiangGUEST
That is a very serious warning because rivers, lakes and wetlands are among the ecosystems people depend on most directly for drinking water, food, irrigation, transport and livelihoods.
Zhao LiangGUEST
One reason freshwater species are particularly vulnerable is that rivers and lakes are connected systems.
Zhao LiangGUEST
Taking too much water can leave wetlands and river channels depleted.
Zhao LiangGUEST
Dams and diversions can alter flows, split habitats and block the migration routes that fish need to reproduce.
Zhao LiangGUEST
Freshwater species may also have very limited ranges.
Zhao LiangGUEST
A species that lives in one lake or one stretch of river cannot simply move somewhere else if conditions deteriorate.
AngusHOST
There is still a transition ahead as the new national direction standards and regional planning arrangements are put into place.
AngusHOST
Freshwater is similar.
AngusHOST
The government promised major change, and there has been major change, but the national policy statement for freshwater management 2020 has not yet been completely replaced.
AngusHOST
The freshwater farm plan system is also still being implemented.
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AngusHOST
But you have to assemble the picture across freshwater, climate, forestry, technology and its wider economic programme.
AngusHOST
Carbon forestry is probably Labour's biggest shift and we have already covered that.
AngusHOST
Freshwater is another important dividing line.
AngusHOST
Labour says it would not simply reinstate every rule from its previous government unchanged.
Rick McCurdyHOST
Let's kind of go back a little bit of history on that.
Rick McCurdyHOST
We started out with this conversation with talking about Back when the unconventional world was getting underway, it started out in the Barnett shell and everything was freshwater.
Rick McCurdyHOST
Freshwater so much to the point that at the time I was with Chesapeake and we were a very active player in the Barnett.
Rick McCurdyHOST
But a lot of our acreage was centered around Fort Worth and the DFW and in that area.
Rick McCurdyHOST
And in that area and being in a municipal environment, you had a couple opportunities there.
12 MINS LATER
Aaron HornGUEST
Every day.
Aaron HornGUEST
Every single one of our customers.
Aaron HornGUEST
Freshwater is still important, but for smaller jobs now.
MikeHOST
So Nate's firmly back in the not being able to pronunciate things.
MikeHOST
Large freshwater releases entered the North Atlantic.
MikeHOST
Freshwater reduced the ocean salinity and reduced salinity weakened deep water formation.
MikeHOST
Ocean heat transport declined and the northern hemisphere temperatures cooled.
MikeHOST
So they've run climate models and they've repeatedly demonstrated that weakening the AMOC can produce climatic patterns similar to those observed during the Younger Dryas.
Claudia ChenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Based on our jurisdictional scans, power will increase for Nova Scotians.
Claudia ChenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Freshwater will be used up.
Claudia ChenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Very few long-term jobs will result.
Claudia ChenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This 420 megawatt project, which is the size of the project when the two buildings are built, would consume roughly one-fifth of the current electricity supply on Nova Scotia Power's grid.
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