GLOBAL WARMING: ECOLOGY AND THE HUMAN SPIRIT.PART 12

So,what could be theirfate of the Muynak Town peoplemore than a thousand miles away,still canning fish shipped through Siberia by rail,from the pacific ocean?Would their fate not be tied?The author visited Aral Sea August 1990 "to witness at first hand the destruction taking place there on an almost biblical scale"He was alarmed by other obscene images when he returnedto Moscow from Muynak at the never ending revelation of his friend Alexei Yablokov,possibly a leading environmentalistin the soviet union.It was him who relayed the gory statistics,after an extensive investigation and emergency expedition to thewhite sea.He had investigated esoteric death of"several millionstarfish washed up into a kneedeep mass covering many miles of beach."He gave analysis that night of what it was for the residents to be able to explain their death,by having to wade through the starfish in hip boots.They found outin the later investigations that identified the likely culprit inthe White Seadeaths as radioactive military waste