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dude it's "ground beef" https://www.beefmagazine.com/beef-quality/dude-it-s-ground-b... https://newfoodeconomy.org/bpi-pink-slime-ground-beef-usda-r...
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Do you mean 1,500 kWh/mo? Generating 15 MWh/mo would be a very large residential system. $150 for 15,000 kWh of electricity saved/returned would only be $0.01/kWh.
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Animal ag can both be a carbon sink and a carbon source depending on management. Ruminant animals play an important role in grassland ecosystems for nutrient cycling, which can affect the carbon cycle and potentially sequester carbon in soi
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Carbon farmer. Figure out ways to sequester carbon in soils while providing nutrient dense food to the local community and making a profit doing it.
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Farmers are sunlight harvesters. Figuring out how to turn sunlight + carbon dioxide (renewables) into profitable products for sale can be achieved through good management in addition to appropriate technology. Soil's water holding capa
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I am in favor of synthetic meats and other protein sources like bugs. We just need to be mindful of the culture part of agriculture, where animal protein has been a large factor in many people's lives for a very long time. There are al
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Too much water can also be just as devastating as too little water. As our climate warms, more energy will be stored in atmospheric and oceanic waters, creating more powerful hurricanes and storms. On top of that, sea level rise will cause
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Elemental Machines | Boston, MA / Cambridge, MA | ONSITE | Full-Time http://elementalmachines.io/ Our mission is to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery by collecting data from the real world to tackle the repro
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Adjusting our meat consumption has a huge effect on agricultural water usage as well.
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Making clean water extremely abundant and cheap is also part of the problem. When it's cheap and abundant, instead of valuing it, we tend to waste and pollute it. In many places, we're not paying the true cost of clean water. In o
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Elemental Machines | Boston / Cambridge, MA | ONSITE | Full-Time http://elementalmachines.io/ Our mission is to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery by collecting data from the real world to tackle the reproduci
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Some Postgres RDS reserved instances (1yr no upfront) are more expensive than on demand. Is this correct? m4.large, m3.large
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Raise panels up a bit and can graze animals underneath them too.
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I agree with you that it's mostly feedlot grains that we could redirect to humans, and that feedlot grains is a surprising amount of what we produce in total. "More than half the U.S. grain and nearly 40 percent of world grain is
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Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR) for cattle is about 10, pig 3, sheep 5, and chicken 2. That means we could feed about 10 times more people per hectacre on grains than using that grain as feed for beef. Ruminants are important for nutrient cycli
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Seems unlikely there will be a silver bullet solution, especially one that's considered future technology. We have many low-tech solutions available today like soil carbon sequestration through better land management that can be part o
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Although the trend is global warming, each individual month/year can be more variable. In some places, at some times, it may even get colder. Regional/seasonal variables like El Nino, La Nina, and ocean currents can all come into
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> How do you get reliable data? Use a trusted third party API like Good Guide or Environmental Working Group (EWG), which contains data on about a combined 300,000 products. > How will you make money? Allow users to optionally tip (de
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Problem: All products have some environmental impact, like carbon emissions, water use, energy use, etc. It's hard for consumers to know what environmental impact a product had to make good buying decisions. Solution: With a browser ex
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Apply HN: TrueCost browser extension, see and counteract environmental impact
(devpost.com)
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gone
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Free office chairs in Concord, MA - pick up ASAP
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This is great info if there ever is a zombie apocalypse. Eight heads each people.
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Hao Chen here. Great to see others move the project forward.
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done
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Plot Predict (before you watch it)
(plotpredict.com)
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<3 Lighthouse! http://lighthouseapp.com/ Also, Open Atrium looks pretty sweet (but bulkier) if you have your own server. http://openatrium.com/
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Can we make saving easier? Maybe Share/Email This?
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Kodu Teaches Your Kids to Visually Program Their Own Video Games http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1796189
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Avoid further relationship with your "friend." Make sure you have good documentation/proof of the amount of work you've put in and what you've done in case anything goes wrong.
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