Hi @pjcswart! Thanks for the comment, and I apologize for the delay in my response (you may notice I have not been active on Steemit for some time). You pose a challenging question. Prior to the election,

Thanks for sharing more details on the chemical makeup of plastics @andreajane! It's interesting to gather more insight into the origins of the household goods we take for granted. To others perusing this

Thanks @gtg! Definitely added that piece of wisdom into my second post: Still have to perfect this markdown styling to make the posts more pretty, but working on it! :)

Thank you for sharing the microscopic batteries idea! I will definitely keep an eye on this technology as it's been something I've been looking into for a while (i.e. batteries and hydrogen fuel cells

Thank you for publishing this post and continuing the conversation on one of many "uncomfortable" topics. This is an incredibly important and relevant topic in today's society, especially as

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I wonder if you could make kombucha out of this tea... cannabis kombucha. How very west coast. ;) These look amazing Rebecca! What a classy way to get your green. If you use just the leaves, does it have

Thank you @shenanigator!

@keverw I think this would be a scenario where you would definitely want to employ the use cases of @rynow's article. The life cycle of lithium-ion batteries (the ones used in Tesla cars and laptops) depletes

"People understand exactly in proportion to what effort they pay attention." This was an important line that you used, and naturally, it did make me pay more attention than the rushed skimming

Hi @countrygirl! We may actually be from the same area, as I'm also from Ontario and love sunflowers (which, of course, must only exist in some small town in Ontario for my coincidental fantasy to be true).