#subsoiling

[goldammerchen]

gilbert lying down in his east germ.an uniform, kicking his feet. text above (or below) says:

"I am a good boy now"

[do not trust him]

[kogiopsis]

Here's the link, btw.

Wait, beneath the sea floor?

OUGHGH??

OIUOHGHHVOIH!!!!!

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[whats-in-a-sentence]

Some terminology frequently used by Earth scientists to describe terrestrial water is shown in Fig. 9.2.

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

[organicmonk1]

here's a list of the layers of soil in farmland:

Organic Topsoil (A Horizon)

Subsoil (B Horizon)

Parent Material (C Horizon)

These layers form the basic structure of soil in farmland, with the topsoil being the most vital for plant growth and agricultural productivity, followed by the subsoil and parent material providing support and nutrients to varying degrees.

[rolmako]

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Możliwe, ale...

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[lycanwlf]

i will never be able to fully preach the gospel that is my stupid ocs

[apnatractor]

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[m1male2]

The Cathedral-Basilica of Santa Maria in Agnani, Italy, is a Romanesque temple (1071-1104), erected on Roman remains from the 4th century BC. Its subsoil contains a dazzling treasure: the Crypt of Saint Magnus.

The Crypt, built by Bishop Pietro da Salerno at the same time as the Cathedral between 1072 and 1104, was intended to house the relics of local martyred saints, including Saint Magnus, Bishop of Trani.

With three naves and three apses, its twelve columns and walls are decorated with a pictorial cycle that tells the story of the Salvation of Man. The frescoes are attributed to three workshops of artists known as the Maestro delle Traslazioni, the Maestro ornatista, and the Maestro of Anagni. Late 12th and first half of the 13th century.

[hotvampireadjacent]

“This European opulence is literally a scandal for it was built on the backs of slaves, it fed on the blood of slaves, and it owes its very existence to the skill and subsoil of the underdeveloped world. Europe’s well being and progress were built with the sweat and corpses of blacks, Arabs, Indians, and Asians. This we are determined to never forget.” The wretched of the earth, Frantz Fanon, p 53

[reasonsforhope]

"Sunlight dapples the once-denuded forest floor as saplings spread their branches and leaves overhead, slowly forming a lush canopy.

Beside each young tree, a sign notes its species. Lupuna, says one, the colloquial Peruvian term, and below that its scientific name, Ceiba pentandra — in other words, a kapok tree, known for its cotton-like fibers. Huito, says another sign, or Geinpa americana, which produces edible gray berries.

Each sapling is distinct, a reflection of the Amazon's stunning biodiversity, with so many different species that you might go acres without finding a repeat.

Yet this young forest did not spring up naturally. It has been carefully recreated by humans in an area that was, until just three years ago, a heavily contaminated moonscape.

This land was stripped of its dense vegetation by miners scouring the subsoil for tiny specks of gold, using mercury to separate the gold from the sediment. Many thought that a healthy forest would never thrive in impoverished, mercury-laden topsoil and that the piles of sandy tailings, the residue from the gold mining effort, and the pools of wastewater were irremediable...

"It feels good to see the forest grow back," says Pedro Ynfantes, 66, the miner whose legal mining concession of 1,110 acres includes this 10-acre patch of land where this young forest is located. "We don't want to deforest. When we had the opportunity to let the forest grow back, we took it. It's much better this way."

The opportunity he refers to came via U.S. nonprofit Pure Earth, which works with communities across the Global Southto remediate environmental problems left behind by mining, much of it illegal. Their biggest targets are mercury and lead contamination...

Security forces have launched anti-mining operations down the years, even blowing up the miners' equipment deep in the jungle. But most local politicians, including Madre de Dios' members of Peru's national congress, broadly support the miners, who are a powerful constituency in the relatively sparsely populated jungle region.

Restoring the forest

Pictured: France Cabanillas works for the nonprofit group Pure Earth, which is spearheading an effort to plant saplings in areas of the Peruvian Amazon that were devastated by illegal gold mining.

Now there's an effort to address the damage. Initially working with the region's legal miners, most of whom were here before the 2009 gold rush kicked off, the nonprofit group Pure Earth is using this patch of Ynfantes' land as a pilot project to show how the rainforest can be regenerated after the last traces of gold have been plucked from the soil.

It took a sustained outreach effort. Many miners are wary of or even downright hostile to foreign NGOs, which have repeatedly called for gold mining to be banned or severely curbed in the Peruvian Amazon — steps they say would cost them their livelihood.

"I am feeling optimistic," says France Cabanillas, Pure Earth's local coordinator, who has been appealing to the frustration of many miners at the heavy toll they have taken on the jungle and their desire to minimize their environmental footprint for the next generation.

"We still have a lot to do but this pilot is going well. Down the years, the miners have been getting a lot of stick but not much carrot when it comes to their environmental impacts," says Cabanillas. "We are offering them a carrot, allowing them to remediate their own impacts. Many of the miners do not want to be destroying the rainforest."

Before the miners plant the carefully-selected mix of tree species, they had to prepare the earth. Most of the topsoil had been washed away by the miners' heavy use of hoses.

That preparation involved adding biochar (burnt organic material) and even molasses, which contain fixed carbon and minerals, along with various other nutrients. The miners also had to dig tiny moats around the saplings to prevent all of this new planting from being washed away. Now, after three years, the forest is visibly coming back.

The rejuvenated rainforest also mitigates the impact of the mercury used by many of the illegal miners.

Research done by Pure Earth shows that the barren, sandy soil emits mercury. But in a rainforest, the ecosystem actually absorbs some of the metal, boosting public health."

-via NPR, April 2, 2024

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[whats-in-a-sentence]

Even at its greatest, the layer is only a very small fraction of the 6380 km radius is the Earth (Fig. 1.1).

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

[forevergulag]

Latin America's big ports, through which the wealth of its soil and subsoil passed en route to distant centers of power, were being built up as instruments of the conquest and domination of the countries to which they belonged, and as conduits through which to drain the nations' income. While ports and capitals strove to be like Paris or London, behind them stretched the desert.

eduardo galeano, open veins of latin america

[funeral]

We are today completely blind to the magic of matter. The digital de-materialization of the world is painful for lovers of matter. I agree with Barthes when he says that every metal of alchemy is alive. The 'prodigious idea of Nonorganic Life', Deleuze and Guattari write in A Thousand Plateaus, was the 'intuition of metallurgy'. To a metallurgist, everything appears alive. Metallurgists are romantics, 'itinerants because they follow the matter-flow of the subsoil'. On metallurgy and alchemy, Deleuze and Guatarri write:

The relation between metallurgy and alchemy reposes not, as Jung believed, on the symbolic value of metal and its correspondence with an organic soul but on the immanent power of corporeality in all matter, and on the esprit de corps accompanying it.

Byung-Chul Han, Non-things: Upheaval in the Lifeworld

[rolmako]

\🇵🇱\ Zainteresowanie produktami Rolmako w Kanadzie ciągle rośnie. Urządzenia, które trafiają do naszego dystrybutora w Quebec i Ontario (Distribution ADLS) często są malowane na specjalny, żółty kolor, ale niech was to nie zmyli, to nadal te same, doskonałe produkty Rolmako!

Pług dłutowy Rolmako U 624 tym razem trafił na gospodarstwo Patenaude, gdzie czekają go długie lata pracy w ciężkich warunkach. Dziękujemy za zaufanie i życzmy wysokich plonów! Cały artykuł w języku francuskim przeczytacie poniżej.

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The Rolmako U 624 chisel plow went to the Patenaude farm this time, where many years of hard work will be waiting for it. We thank you for your trust and wish you a high yield! You can read the entire article in French below.