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The author obviously didn’t do their homework. “Burning wood emits lots of particulate matter” is not necessarily an accurate statement. Compared to what? Additionally, gasification isn’t “wood burning” in the …
I’m not a growth fan either - the planet is finite. Self-sustaining would be my goal.
Have no idea what that is…What timeline are we using? that was 6 years ago. In my opinion, things “getting better” should include quality of life issues e.g., housing costs, …
Good for them. Oysters are nothing new and neither is the movie industry. I am a huge advocate for buying local, but that really can only support minimal growth. I …
Maybe she was jonesing for a Habit burger?
Respectfully, if nobody ever said anything negative, then all sorts of awful stuff would be allowed to continue.It’s a problem with the culture of this county, the tolerance of negligence …
The entrepreneurs who won the recent contest in Eureka. Jersey Scoops in Loleta. The thriving farmers’ markets (and now fishermen’s market) throughout the county. The film commission’s successes in bringing …
I’ve read and been told some troubling things by former staff over there. I hope they find a buyer that will keep their equipment clean.
Thanks for taking the time to post the info.
2nd video from top. Yes.
Mc Lean Center, Fortuna. Opened in 2020.
Yes. GPR shows anomalies underground, they still have to dig to see what the anomaly is. Basically you push the detector in a strip, the radar line blips up over …
Fund the Annie &Mary trail out to Blue Lake!
Looks like they’re only using that to clear the surface of grass, weeds, etc. Then they’ll probably bring in the backhoe and/or shovels.
Possibly. See video above captioned “Investigators appear to use ground-penetrating radar as a part of the excavation operation.”
Just saw a video of them using GPR!
Overfishing and climate change.
I mean they used that in Jurassic park 1996 so hopefully they will to save some time
Examples?
It is terrifying seeing Alaskan salmon fisheries collapsing. This is climate change…
All that composting releases particulates; need to ban that too…
it is gentrification…these same people want to bring in Trader Joe’s and make the plaza into Paris…
keep reaching…
STill wrong. Breathing second hand smoke causes cancer. Asbestos also causes cancer. They are obviously not the same. Few if any people are getting cancer from people burning wood in …
I wonder if they are using Ground-Penetrating Radar to figure out where to dig?
Equating smoking with wood burning is a ridiculous red herring statment.
About time!!
Using gasification IS a mitigation.
Because $$. I would wager the amount of particvulate matter that would be emitted annually by the sauna proposal is much less than what was released during oyster fest. We …
Love that delta wing design.