For pistachios this is just one example...
I got wind of a guy who practices intensive agriculture but only eats vegetables from his vegetable patch...

This seems realistic to me at first approximation. Yes it's approximate... Having been fished in marshes and rivers, we can realize that since global warming the waters are no longer as transparent as they were 20 years ago... Around the lake from Grand-lieu at the end of...

we had the fine flower of anarco-leftism in Sainte Soline... 95% of these little Sunday rebels are fed by modern agriculture. They will be less outspoken if the fields are not irrigated and the supermarket empty... Let them feed themselves in old-fashioned autarky and we'll talk about it again...

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A thought for the late Guitounet

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- At the beginning there was GuyGadebois,

- Next GuyGadeboisTheBack,

- In less than 2 months a GuyGadeboisRenaissance ?

I don't want to go into details, but the water injection works well when the engine load is high...that is to say when the combustion chamber temperatures are close to their maximum...BMW says that consumption drops with the injection of water. Ask the former engineers...

Christophe, you take the example of the supercharged BMW M4 whereas this one is a gulf of fuel! The role of water injection here is to cool the intake air and thus be able to introduce more fuel... This makes for a compact and powerful engine, of course, but polluting! Remember when...

If I was referring to horses, it is rather because of the uncertainties, in particular on the supply of both fossil and electric energy in the future... If I happen to joke about the disadvantages of EVs, I also highlights the shortcomings of combustion engines and the advantages...

Christophe wrote:And the hybrids? Oh yes also prohibited... We're going to have fun and have to radically change our modes of travel!

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