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06-16-2018 08:11 PM |
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
(Post 1961351)
It's such a tiny numbers of trees it occurred to me that this could be intentional murder. Some of the oldest trees in the world are in California but they keep the locations secret because there are actually people who want to be the jerkoff that kills (or maims) an important tree.
https://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/wi...ees/methuselah
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^ Yes, it's odd that the number of trees is so small, also odd to me that those Californian Redwoods have individual names and are kept concealed, like celebrities from the paparazzi. I don't know of any trees in England that are famous enough to be given individual names, but I guess there are some.
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
(Post 1962239)
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^ Thanks for posting this worrying report. It's only a matter of time imo before drinking water, like oil before it, becomes the most sought after/ fought over resource on the planet.
I was once on the Med island of Malta, which has no surface fresh-water at all: it all soaks into the rock. They can pump it back up again, but for decades they have got most of their drinking water from de-salinated seawater. Problems are that it costs 4 times as much as the pumped-up fresh water, and also, if you're not used to it, it still tastes salty - I remember the salty coffee and salty beer I drank during my stay there. |
