Well done. Thank you for this detailed analysis.
Let us not forget also the role of grass in enabling the herding culture.
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Final turbine installed at largest wind project in state edging closer to 100 pct net renewables
(reneweconomy.com.au)
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Agroforestry can reduce deforestation, but supportive policies matter, study finds
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Agroforestry can reduce deforestation, but supportive policies matter, study finds
(news.mongabay.com)
Hamilton added that it’s also unusual for two North Atlantic right whales to stick together unless they’re mother and calf, which Koala and Curlew are not. Researchers have been tracking Koala since her birth in 2009 and Curlew since hers in 2011; the pair have been seen swimming together for the last several months.
The reason for this will probably never be known except to those two whales, but... it's possible that some whales are gay. And that's okay.
How's that soapbox coming along? Time is money, and Q2 earnings targets don't exceed themselves!
Planting native flowers couldn't hurt, but as with their Annona relatives, a decent yield of pawpaws will most likely require hand-pollination. People do it, and it works. The flowers are protogynous (effectively female first, then male), so you'll need to collect pollen from the flowers that are in the male stage and use it to fertilise the flowers still in the female stage, then repeat each day until all flowers have been pollinated. Your devotion shall be rewarded.
EDIT: Thank you for the informative post. Anyone in pawpaw territory would do well to research the plants that you linked.
My immediate concern is what a sufficiently large asteroid might do to the durian trees. Mangosteen survived Krakatoa by becoming a lesbian, but I wouldn't gamble with durian. Can't some aliens just sterilise the humans instead? (Non-violently, of course.)
Veganic permaculture food forests using syntropic methods can provide individual and community food security and sovereignty without the bullshit.
In the Amazon especially, some people are already reforesting with fruit trees and other beneficial vegetation, and they invite others to join in the effort.
Veganic permaculture food forests using syntropic methods can provide individual and community food security and sovereignty without the bullshit.
In the Amazon especially, some people are already reforesting with fruit trees and other beneficial vegetation, and they invite others to join in the effort.
This is precisely what I mean. You and I know that, but the average user might not, and so they would be less likely to discover similar/interesting communities on other instances, especially if they have their account on a relatively small instance, and would not even know to look for them elsewhere. Your explanation here, exactly as you've written it, would be helpful to people new to the Fediverse. If slrpnk.net won't use Lemmy Federate, then perhaps posting this explanation somewhere would let people know that "this is not all that there is" available to them.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Perhaps it should be more obviously noted somewhere how the "All" feed is populated. For someone who thinks that what they see there is quite literally ALL of Lemmy, other communities may as well not exist. Of course, that is not a SLRPNK issue but part of how Lemmy works.
It is a less clear proposition for one-way participation (outgoing only)
Could you explain? This would help communities on SLRPNK get discovered on other instances but not flood the "All" feed with any and all communities on Lemmy Federate, right? Would there be any reason not to do so other than for the benefit of those on other instances who are not interested in Solarpunk-related communities?
For the longest time, when I would see "AMAB" in someone's profile anywhere online, I thought that it stood for "All Men Are Bastards."
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Are you sure that the trees aren't Dunstan chestnuts?