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lawn02
6y ago
Maybe? But how would you know, if the acceptable upper limit is defined in parts per trillion. You'd need lab grade instruments to even detect if the Brita filter is working to spec, which considering how cheap it is, is probably not s
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lawn02
6y ago
I believe so. I don't see how a plant would be able to push these molecules out with the xylem alone. It would require a sort of filtration that separates hydrogen from oxygen and reforms them at the target site, and then deny all othe
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lawn02
6y ago
Except this is how laypeople perceive chemicals when they react to them as a (possible) threat. They conflate "chemical" with a compound beyond natural complexity. Humans excel at creating compounds that naturally do not naturally
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lawn02
6y ago
Despite Biden traditionally being a corporatocratic right-of-center Dem, it is possible that this progressive wave in opposition to Trump is so powerful that Biden will placate it in order to save face. We might witness "meme magic&quo
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lawn02
6y ago
What an unhelpful comment. The phrasing is defined in the article >These compounds may take hundreds, or even thousands, of years to break down in the environment. They can also persist in the human body, potentially causing health probl