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This was under 3000 tons of ammonium nitrate. 60 000 was stolen in Wyoming this year. Let's pray its used as fertiliser
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The cloak of victimhood
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Hashrate crumbling? I doubt lower fiat value and rising energy costs will be sustainable for a lot of miners. I hear Iran is pretty hot nowadays. image
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W t f I don't think I have to repeat this here but, masculinity is natural, masculinity is a necessity. image
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Extract the vitamins from natural products and sell them seperately to 'counter' their shitty low nutritious or damaging products.
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Id bet stuff like this is the real reason they want to phase out 'fossil fuels'. Not carbon but all the chemical dangerous by-products they have marketed as a solution in the past 100years. --- Harms of Plastic-Derived Chemical Exposure in Early Pregnancy - LeakyVax (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S089062382300120X)Human exposure to endocrine disruptor di-isononyl phthalate (DiNP) is inevitable due to its presence in many consumer products. This study showed that exposure in early pregnancy in mice disrupted blood vessel formation in the uterus and development of the placenta, leading to smaller litters, shorter pregnancies, and fetal loss. DiNP is from a newer plasticizer, as an older similar plasticizer, DEHP, was being phased out due to increasing awareness of its harms. However, this study shows that this replacement plasticizer causes similar harms. "In the past few years, DiNP has been steadily replacing a structurally similar phthalate, di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), in consumer products, mainly because of increasing awareness about DEHP toxicity. Previous studies showed that exposure to DEHP reduces embryo implantation, reduces placental growth, and increases embryonic loss in mice." image
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The inner workings of the DC swamp