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Have you ever seen any heavy equipment operate before in a dry area? It churns up dust, this isn’t rocket science guys. It’s so obvious you shouldn’t need evide
by almost_usual 8y ago
Have you ever seen any heavy equipment operate before in a dry area? It churns up dust, this isn’t rocket science guys. It’s so obvious you shouldn’t need evidence.
- hopler 8y agoHow far does the does spread? How long until it settles?
- almost_usual 8y agoThis is a combine in a dry soybean field. https://youtu.be/PKBENzzEluY https://youtu.be/PKBENzzEluY Now imagine a lot more vehicle traffic in a desert. I know lumber companies will spray water on dirt roads to keep the dust down, not sure if that’s a viable option out in a desert though.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoThat might explain the dust during construction. What about a week after construction finishes. How about 10 years later?
- sgift 8y ago> It’s so obvious you shouldn’t need evidence. And that's how we end up with things like "obviously, we cannot have a climate change, I mean it's cold on the outside!!".
- almost_usual 8y agoAn experiment you can reproduce in a vehicle driving on a dirt road is a bit easier than measuring global climate change.
- jessaustin 8y agoExperiment?! We don't want to hear about experiments!