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⌈ Secret Post #5507 ⌋

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Re: Stuff You Don't Want to Google/Google isn't Helpful With

[malurette]

An abandonned mine shaft means you don't have to dig the hole it's already there, and I don't know about the energy for just shoving stuff down but drying and transporting, yeah, that might be a problem indeed.

Re: Stuff You Don't Want to Google/Google isn't Helpful With

[(Anonymous)]

Hemp! Hemp is another plant you'll often see these thoughts about. It grows fast and is really hardy.

I kind of love the idea for a scifi story, it's like restocking the coal for our ancestors in a billion years. But yeah, drying stuff out takes a ton of time and energy and if you don't it'll just rot anyway. Unused mine shafts tend to be located far away from fertile soil upping the transportation requirements. And you'd have to be doing millions of tons of the stuff. Plus also that's land, labor, chemicals and equipment that could be going towards something useful so the margins would have to be *huge* to be worth it. I think letting forests re-grow would probably be a better use of the land. I'm pretty far from an expert, but I'm a novice who likes trees.

Now, if someone told me we could store carbon by giving up plastic based clothing/materials and traded them out for older, plant based tech I'd be willing to listen. Polyester and Rayon will probably haunt us for centuries but it's never to early to stop a bad habit.