Sarah said:
""After all, what did people expect? If you build more roads, and don't at the same time provide for more public transit, then sure enough, more peo..." [
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said:
"Well if there was a increase in the population within a metro area, then there's always an increase in traffic so it wouldn't matter what roads pub..." [
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Preserve said:
"I'm on track with the used lunch box perspective. Why make more and more and more lunch boxes when there are already millions of perfectly good lu..." [
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Willy Bio said:
"Hey Raiyn,
Good for you, you are in the tiny minority. My problem is with eco-happy-hippie-nitwits who think "oh, its metal, I can toss in..." [
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yoshhash said:
"I am not Jewish, and would barely consider myself "religious". I also hang dry 90% of the time, but I thought this article was great- I will certa..." [
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Don Lloyd of Little Creek Hog Farms demonstrated his $150K purifying system by drinking what only six hours ago was "pig water." Hog farming is a big environmental problem with "hog lagoons" threatening rivers, underground water springs and constantly releasing airborne pollutants. Lloyd's system is one of many that received a state grant and it is competing against others to get selected by North Carolina as the solution to their porcine waste problem. It is estimated that this system is 40% cheaper to operate than a lagoon, but its most interesting characteristic is that it makes the waste water potable and turns the solid waste to compost. Very promising, at least until everybody becomes vegetarian.
::System Changes Hog Waste Into Clean Water
[by MGR]
