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Environment & Energy

SADAR

(70 posts)

1. Yep.

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Wed Aug 28, 2024, 08:01 AM

Aug 2024

As one who lives in the middle of a LOT of corn, you can see the corn transpiring as mist above the fields. You can't breathe water vapor, and as most of this corn is biofuel (we all know about how well that works), it is hard to breathe and there is no benefit from the corn as food.

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US Monocultures Adding To Heat/Humidity - One Acre Of Corn - 3-4,000 Gallons Of Water Vapor During Hot Weather [View all] hatrack Aug 2024 OP

Yep. SADAR Aug 2024 #1