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As opposed to shadow pollution, and air obstruction. A lake somewhere being unswimmable is a small price to pay for a livable world.
by konjin 6y ago
As opposed to shadow pollution, and air obstruction.
A lake somewhere being unswimmable is a small price to pay for a livable world.
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- simlevesque 6y agoIt's not just one lake.
- hinkley 6y agoThe recreational lake for a two county radius is not “some lake”. And if lakes are or aren’t really local, rivers sure as hell are not.
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- joshspankit 6y ago“livable” as defined by.. lack of shadow pollution?
- coldtea 6y agoA world with unswimmable lakes, polluted seas and rivers, etc. is not "livable".