Turn your shitty monoculture lawns into beautiful, sustainable permacultures!

how capitalism defies efficiency (read bottom to top)
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checkmate vegans
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[ File : The Potential of Environmental History.pdf ]
In this document, the author asks us to look out the window. What we see, regardless of it is natural of manufactured, is a consequence of human design. What we see is also a good indication of what our society values.
So, when I look outside my dorm, I see a lot of fucking lawns, ironically on a campus that is *known* for having a lot of environmental students. But what I see is absolutely something indicative of American society, the desire for their land to not be infringed on, the emphasis on "private ownership," and our wasteful tendencies.

This is a good read, although there are a few things I am iffy about, as it reflects some aspects of environmentalism that are often tied to ecofascism (Tragedy of The Commons) as well as a call to not demonize American settlers, as they did not know that their practices were harmful in a land of seemingly limitless resources (not accounting for the indigenous issue there) or label them "bad guys" for trying to survive, but overall, a good point is made about how things can be looked at through environmental history and how the environment around us exists as a reflection of our culture.

LET'S STORM ICE EL PASO CONCENTRATION CAMP, THEY CAN'T STOP US ALL