Lobsterwoman Krista Tripp doesn’t need a scientist to tell her the normally cold waters off the coast of Maine are warming: The submersible thermometer she takes on every fishing trip proves that.
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Just visited Maine and went Lobstering. Captain complained about climate change ZERO times!!!
Lovely story, would like to visit here one day. Best of luck to everyone in the industry – and to Planet Earth. 🤞
Climate scam 🤡🤡🤡🤡
Climate hoax