Gardens, Food and Food supply issues.
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There are exiting solutions that have been well understood for quite some time to remove PFAS from waste, also to make fertilizer, biofuel and hydrochar.
PFAS should be eliminated from industry if possible. PFAS has found its way into our blood and our bodies can not discard it.
Robert Murray-Smith makes interesting YouTube videos on reusable energy and other sustainability concepts.
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Re: Gardens, Food and Food supply issues.
There are exiting solutions that have been well understood for quite some time to remove PFAS from waste, also to make fertilizer, biofuel and hydrochar.
PFAS should be eliminated from industry if possible. PFAS has found its way into our blood and our bodies can not discard it.
Robert Murray-Smith makes interesting YouTube videos on reusable energy and other sustainability concepts.
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Remember there was a guy that crossed the US in a VW diesel micro bus going from one to the other fast food joint to fill-up on spent frying oil. Said the fumes had the smell of fish and chips.WhateverComment
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Seems more sustainable and earth friendly than battery powered electric vehicles more governments are pushing.Comment
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It was a couple years ago, in my local newspaper they had a article about a guy who converted his car to run on used cooking oil. He would collect it for free from the fast food places. He just shouldnt have let the newspaper do a article about him. When the state heard about this they slapped him with all kinds of fines because he was not paying at the pump so the state was not collecting road taxes. Even if they came up with a car that could run on straight tap water,that would just make the cost of water go up. Government is gonna screw you over no matter what.Comment
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Re: Gardens, Food and Food supply issues.
It was a couple years ago, in my local newspaper they had a article about a guy who converted his car to run on used cooking oil. He would collect it for free from the fast food places. He just shouldnt have let the newspaper do a article about him. When the state heard about this they slapped him with all kinds of fines because he was not paying at the pump so the state was not collecting road taxes. Even if they came up with a car that could run on straight tap water,that would just make the cost of water go up. Government is gonna screw you over no matter what.Comment
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Re: Gardens, Food and Food supply issues.
It was a couple years ago, in my local newspaper they had a article about a guy who converted his car to run on used cooking oil. He would collect it for free from the fast food places. He just shouldnt have let the newspaper do a article about him. When the state heard about this they slapped him with all kinds of fines because he was not paying at the pump so the state was not collecting road taxes. Even if they came up with a car that could run on straight tap water,that would just make the cost of water go up. Government is gonna screw you over no matter what.Comment
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Re: Gardens, Food and Food supply issues.
It was a couple years ago, in my local newspaper they had a article about a guy who converted his car to run on used cooking oil. He would collect it for free from the fast food places. He just shouldnt have let the newspaper do a article about him. When the state heard about this they slapped him with all kinds of fines because he was not paying at the pump so the state was not collecting road taxes. Even if they came up with a car that could run on straight tap water,that would just make the cost of water go up. Government is gonna screw you over no matter what.Comment
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Pushed as "more ethical," I present to you the future of meat...lab grown meat coming to a store near you. Giving new meaning to "tube steak."
Yuval Noah Harari: Meat from Labs Is More Ethical than Animal HusbandryComment
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