Ultra-purified wastewater in beer and the growing mass timber movement | Eye on America
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Published 2024-06-15
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All Comments (21)
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I love her transparency. But "waste water" is not what I want to think about when sipping a cold one. Boston Lager, please.
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Construction processed bamboo grows in 4 years compared to 30 years for a pine tree. (The Ted Talk/Tedx: Bamboo to Save the World by Padlo van der Lugt on YouTube) It's as strong as steel and looks as beautiful as processed wood. Also, instead of clear cutting, the selective harvesting of trees may take more time and increase cost, but it saves habitat while living trees roots continue to hold soil in place. This stops mud slides and soil washing into streams and rivers. While harvesting the trees, the under growth is cleared or crushed. The crushed undergrowth breaks down making the soil fertile. It also cuts the fire risk as the tinder is eliminated. This would eliminate green washing and still allow timber for processing.
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“Today’s coffee is yesterday’s coffee.” Wow,sounds like a Martian experience.
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What's so special about the beer? We do the same thing with waste water treatment plans lol
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One man's skyscraper is another man's clear-cut ! ! !
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They were saying the new wood floors and stuff are the future. All I see is a future with no trees. We already cut them all down. Why don't they build it out of that plastic crap that don't go away. And when you cut a large amount of trees and build subdivisions all the time then you can't say the trees get replaced.
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We don't care enough about the Earth to make ourselves uncomfortable by making sacrifices.
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Don’t take to big of a drink of that amazing beer
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Water on this planet has been pooped and peed in for 4 billion years. The earth is a closed system, and we’re drinking the same water as the dinosaurs. The earth’s water cycle is a 5th grade science standard, which may be why adults tend to forget this fact.
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We have peacocks in ft pierce Florida too
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No wonder it foams up,ew,glad i don't drink beer...i like one personality
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So how much micro plastic, and nano plastics are in the water? And don't say there is none, it's in everyone's bloodstreams already from all the filtered water we have
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Massive problem with peacocks in the ritzy Southern California neighborhood of palos verdes estates which is a few miles from Trump National country club which by the way has a great outdoor happy hour scene overlooking the ocean.
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I agree, ABBA is great
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Good morning
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How do they remove all the estrogen from the waste water?
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Purified water for beer - try it with wine, first...
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Relocated the cute dragons please
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How does peacock taste?
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"Japanese scientists have actually discovered a way to create edible steaks from human feces. Mitsuyuki Ikeda, a researcher from the Okayama Laboratory, has developed steaks based on proteins from human excrement. Tokyo Sewage approached the scientist because of an overabundance of sewage mud..." 13 Jun 2024 Yahoo News Singapore.