, examined evidence as to why the Pleistocene-era rock paintings seem to be deteriorating at an accelerated rate in recent decades.
Sign up here to receive The Climate Barometer, delivering climate and environmental news to your inbox every week Researchers also found high levels of sulphur at all 11 sites, indicating that possible salt-related rock art degradation is widespread in Maros-Pangkep and may be caused by repeated changes in temperature and humidity during the alternating dry and wet seasons of Indonesia.
That’s a lie !
'may be'? This is not news. Trudeau 'may be' ethical.
then again, it may not be?
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Good. Destroy all those pandemic type of viruses in there.
CreeWarrior2010 Our plastic waste is going to last forever though, don't worry.
Shutttt uppppp!
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Oh great more things to worry about
It did for the Laseaux Caves. That's why they were shut down to the public. So were tours for the Pyramids.