Do not plant bamboo near data centres.

06/19/26 | Jonty30

[Jonty30]

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[ridesthemiles]

NO SUCH WATERWAYS IN AMERICA’S DESERTS.

THAT IS A PRIMARY CHOICE FOR THE DATA CENTERS

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TEXAS RANCHERS ARE HAVING A VERY HIGH NUMBER OF STILL BORN CALVES.

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40,000 ACRES
62.5 SQUARE MILES

[x]

Bamboo provides also provides a place for the last remaining hold-out Japanese soldiers to hide.

[Georgia Girl 2]

We have a stand of it down the side of our yard. Its not bad but you do have to keep up with thinning it out. It will spread.

[CodeToad]

What’s with the all caps crap??

[Alas Babylon!]

I never said American deserts. Arid coasts are on the.... Coast, you know, oceans? Desalination is removing salt from sea water.

[Vaduz]

Yeah what you said

[Thrownatbirth]

The employees will eat it for lunch.

[Thrownatbirth]

The employees will eat it for lunch.

[Rocco DiPippo]

Been drinking Denny, eh?

[GingisK]

You might be able to make fabric out of kudzu as well.

[GingisK]

infrasound effect on humans and animals is not debatable

Then it doesn't exist. Consider this: If if can't be detected, how does someone know it is there. Me thinks you've been onto bozo conspiracy sites.

[GingisK]

Last week it was 5G.

[GingisK]

He has one of the few remaining functional ASR-33s, and is proud of it.

[MayflowerMadam]

“You might be able to make fabric out of kudzu as well.”

Hmmmm.... You may be on to something! I’ll have to check it out. Seriously.

[MayflowerMadam]

“You might be able to make fabric out of kudzu as well.”

Per AI: “Yes, you can make fabric from kudzu. Known as a “bast fiber” (like hemp or linen), kudzu’s inner bark has been harvested to make lustrous, durable textiles for over 1,000 years.”

[rhoda_penmark]

“ It’s like we’re against building factories in the 1800s.”

You mean the factories that discharged their toxic waste and chemicals directly into the rivers and lakes of America until the 1970s and later?

[oldtech]

I am of the understanding that all water within our atmosphere never really is used up; it just transfers from one form to another, but moisture content always remains the same. Not sure this is a certainty, but has been my understanding for a long time.

[redinIllinois]

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