Sounds great.
Reality.
I don’t even know how frogs influence climate change, but I’ll buy it if you can get a bunch of freaky, weird kids to tell me it’s so.
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climate change and pollution are not the same thing. especially when in consider context within western nations. Im a environmentalist, but also sensible. Remember that it was global cooling then the ozone layer then batteries were going to destroy the world then al gore cried about global warming and when all this failed, they change it to the elusive “climate Change”.
The control and taxes they want to put on the west is bull and you should know this. My acknowledgment of the polluting of the world is not the same as validating the nonsense they are pumping out through the media.
Climate Change = Me Too
Do you want a cookie?
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His vacuum cleaners SUCK!
Again, distractions abound!
You missed the part where two specific problems are solved, with no loss of productivity by simply adjusting the macros.
That’s cool, but where do I find the frogs who’ve done this?
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The answer is pretty edgy and controversial.
I would accept nothing less.
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Only a free thinking non conformist could appreciate it.
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Count me in!
hoping it’s democratic profit sharing and ownership…which some people ignorantly claim is pretty much like socialism or communism in practice…but it wouldn’t be in a country where those things are even acceptable
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Gardens are bad for the planet too?
Conventionally grown produce is not organic but it’s better?
Anyway, if you read the article that is being referred to, it will probably be one of the dumber things you’ll read apart from my posts. When you see how they came up with their numbers it really seems like a con job. They actually factored in the materials used to build a raised bed.
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A good summary of The Science.