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Utah, USA Katılım Temmuz 2020
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Can you eat eggshells or will you die
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I don't think ICE should kill people and my name is Sridhar Ramesh and the names Sridhar and Ramesh are traditional to India and I'm Indian.
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@BellaRudd1 building something to the scale of Shoaiba would cost billions, potentially tens of billions. we really want to do that so that people can keep growing hay? hay for cows?
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@low_dosage largest in the world is almost an oom greater capacity iirc. don't have such stunted ambitions!
broader point is that while accurately pricing externalities is important, i'd prefer to attack the constraint rather than eliminate a sector of our agriculture
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People really want to blame data centers for some reason, but this is almost all agriculture - and it's to grow water intensive crops like cotton and alfalfa, crops we don't need to grow in a desert. Cotton is why the Aral Sea disappeared!
Oxygen@Oxygen_Token
Virtually every fish in one of Arizona’s largest lakes has died after the reservoir fell to less than 1% of its capacity. This spring, the mountain snow that feeds the reservoir reached just 2% of its normal level. With almost no inflow, the lake shrank dramatically, the water overheated, oxygen levels collapsed, and nearly 100% of the fish suffocated. But drought wasn’t the only reason. Even as the reservoir was collapsing, water continued flowing downstream to supply farms under agreements written decades ago, when a snowpack collapse this severe was considered unthinkable. The ecosystem kept losing water while the climate that sustained it had already changed. The rules were built for a world that no longer exists. Climate change isn’t only testing ecosystems. It’s testing the systems we built to manage them. Before and after: San Carlos Reservoir, Arizona (2023 vs. 2026). [Source: NASA Earth Observatory, June 2026.]
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@gd_reaper1 @SakakiIsCute they are primarily growing hay (especially alfalfa) because it grows exceptionally well in the southwest if it's irrigated. it isn't subsidized directly. unfortunately the way water rights work in most western states, it's extremely difficult legally to reduce their water rights
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@SakakiIsCute And I'm pretty sure every time farmers have been asked why they keep growing those crops there, they say because those crops are subsidized better there and they get all the water they could want, and if either of those incentives disappeared they'd just switch to other crops
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@BellaRudd1 @SakakiIsCute if you took the largest desalination plant in the US and sent all of its water to this reservoir, and assumed not a single drop was lost to evaporation or any other causes, it would take over 17 years to fill it. we cannot provide hay farmers with water via desalination
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@SakakiIsCute quite frankly i'd blame the greenish whackjobs that impede the nuclear-powered desalinators rather than the farmers
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lmfao my boy's still got it
Kenneth P. Vogel@kenvogel
The rapper Boosie BadAzz wanted a Trump pardon, so he paid $600k to the convicted fraudster lobbyists Jacob Wohl & Jack Burkman. “They were talking like they had Trump on speed dial,” @BOOSIEOFFICIAL told @NOTUSreports. Now, he’s seeking a partial refund notus.org/trump-white-ho…
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@butleriano I assume for bears ears they will ramp up uranium exploration, there are a couple of big mines right in the old borders. but yeah the land just reverts to BLM, it's not going to be developed
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Utah hates building roads. Industry knows this will be reversed on day one in 2029. There isn’t going to be any development. They will turn some forests into pasture and the worst suburban fascists in the country will drive around on dirt bikes shooting guns at things.
FactPost@factpostnews
Trump announces that he is terminating 3 million acres of national monuments, opening them up to drilling, mining, and industrial development.
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@Legal_Fil @JoShabadoo it's still federal land, he's just opening it up to oil and mineral extraction. it is not a "huge issue" to anyone in Utah except those who stand to make a buck from mining, grazing, or development.
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@JoShabadoo It’s actually a huge issue in Utah, where roughly 65 percent of the land is federal land.
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Can someone tell me why he is doing this. . . again?
OSINTdefender@sentdefender
U.S. President Donald J. Trump has signed an Executive Order drastically shrinking the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments in Utah, reimposing an order he made in 2017 during his first presidency that was later rescinded by President Joe Biden. The signing of the order was attended by Governor Spencer Cox and Utah’s federal delegation, made up of Sen. Mike Lee, Sen. John Curtis, Rep. Celeste Maloy, Rep. Blake Moore, Rep. Mike Kennedy, and Rep. Burgess Owens.
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@ambient619 @sentdefender it's mostly the "other purposes" which is oil and mineral extraction
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@sentdefender Why not mention the reason why and give both sides "where Utah’s Republican federal delegation has long wanted more local control for the areas in and around the monument for grazing, recreation, and other purposes."
You are such a garbage account
abc4.com/news/politics/…
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U.S. President Donald J. Trump has signed an Executive Order drastically shrinking the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments in Utah, reimposing an order he made in 2017 during his first presidency that was later rescinded by President Joe Biden. The signing of the order was attended by Governor Spencer Cox and Utah’s federal delegation, made up of Sen. Mike Lee, Sen. John Curtis, Rep. Celeste Maloy, Rep. Blake Moore, Rep. Mike Kennedy, and Rep. Burgess Owens.
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@Voyage841918271 @sentdefender I live in Utah and it absolutely has significance. Have you not seen the scale of oil extraction and mining on BLM land here?
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@sentdefender Anybody that’s been out west, lived out west. Specifically Utah has seen, hiked, lived in the vastness. Most of it is BLM land. Reducing the size of the park has no signicicance.
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Cover Design for Aeons magazine issue 3 - ‘Exceptional Preservation’
Concavenator lays dead in a shallow river, Pelecanimimus is snagged by dead wood.
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@low_dosage Jacob Wohl is correct insofar as he used to be a singular character in what has become an ocean of cheap derivatives. None of them could cook up the liberal coffee shop like he could.
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The rapper Boosie BadAzz wanted a Trump pardon, so he paid $600k to the convicted fraudster lobbyists Jacob Wohl & Jack Burkman.
“They were talking like they had Trump on speed dial,” @BOOSIEOFFICIAL told @NOTUSreports.
Now, he’s seeking a partial refund notus.org/trump-white-ho…
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