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Lettuces in landfills take up to 25 years to decompose.
Wait, what? How is that possible? When its in my fridge its a race against time but in a landfill its just chilling?
Lack of moisture and oxygen because it's so compacted
Why do we need fridges if we can just put things in the landfill and have it last longer
Shit you're into something