Three Berries
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RMI has been against nat gas for years and are also against nuclear energy.
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It's the Climate, stupid
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I just interjected some truth about the irresponsible farming practices in your area. You are the one who brought up plowing grasslands.
Three Berries
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No someone was talking about tearing up rainforest for cattle grazing.
I think the farmers today are quite responsible compared to 40 years ago. They can't afford to not be. What don't you like?
how DARE you!
Three Berries
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Here's some truth for ya....
www.zerohedge.com
America Runs On... Bottled Water | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com
Scientific Uncertainty
Aerial photograph of North Atlantic right whale and calf. Photo courtesy of New England Aquarium. In the scientific process, absolute certainty is often difficult to achieve. Uncertainty is a factor of the process {method link} and does not mean that a result, hypothesis, or theory is wrong.
dosits.org
Three Berries
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LOL so now you trust oil companies.. Old news too BTW.
Read the article again. Then tell me why I trust oil companies.
You are the one who brought up plowing grasslands.
Three Berries
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My area was all swamp before the Illinois Central railroad came though in the 1850's. I know we are just terrible.....
Swamp is not grasslands as you stated, in case you forgot.
Three Berries
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It was after the drained it. LOL
then that is not grasslands - there is a real definition.
Three Berries
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When you drain swamps that are treeless it turns into weedlands. They call it horse weed as it gets as tall as a horse.
so? Do know anything about the original grasslands of America? As with many things, it is unfortunate farmers did not embrace these, rather than destroy them along with the supportive fungal network. The ultimate permaculture.
Three Berries
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So you know on my measly 2 acres I have some never tilled soil and a ancient oak tree.
nothing to do with what you stated re; grasslands vs treelands plowed-cleared but good for you. On my 300 acres, I only had 50-60 year old second growth and cleared pasture/hay.
Three Berries
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Tough shit I guess. You must not like to eat? Or you would like to see the worlds population drastically reduced?
You must know zero about regenerative farming and please elucidate how your statement relates? - especially to the post you quoted. Very strange.
