Global Weirding

[witch hobble]

it still needs to be cut one a week.

You’re crazy, man. Crazy.

 

[Ripitz]

What specifically is the problem with the aquifer?

Pollution and overuse. First it was from a landfill and an IBM manufacturing plant. Now the threat is from overdevelopment.

 

[raisingarizona]

It’s acid rain for sure. I was told that’s what makes those bagels so damn good.

 

[Campgottagopee]

Mow high

Do it all the time

 

[tirolski]

Do it all the time

When we put the kiddy pool golf chipping course in the back yard I just shaved tee boxes and just in front of the pool to get a better chance for the bouncers to splash.
Everything else was just left as rough.

 

[Campgottagopee]

The longer the grass, the deeper the root. I keep mine cut high for better drought resistance…..which I guess is getting more impotent!

 

[Campgottagopee]

If we're fans of EV's, solar, and those creepy AF wind turbines then we're fans of mining. Just sayin'.

 

[tirolski]

I thought batteries grew on trees.

Musks' rockets are wing and wind powered, so there’s that too.

 

[raisingarizona]

I think pumping water from the Great Lakes to out here would use a massive amount of energy, maybe so much that it doesn’t make any sense at all.

 

[tirolski]

I think pumping water from the Great Lakes to out here would use a massive amount of energy, maybe so much that it doesn’t make any sense at all.

There’s dams on rivers closer and floods happen a lot. Not many mountains to go over.
Water flows better than oil.

The American West is running out of water—and Big Oil, of all things, can help fix it

It’s time to repurpose our oil and gas infrastructure to do something good for the planet: transport water to the parched West.

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