This seemed like a big win until I saw the graph. Holy shit either reporting changed alot, or there’s a long way to go before things are even remotely okay.

Don’t apologize, this is fantastic! Know any resources that pertain to the Pacific Northwest?

Anyone know of a “how to” guidelines for doing this in different regions? I assume you need to have a forest succession plan where fast-growers go in first and slow growers follow?

But what if all nearby objects are moving towards it at a similar speed? Or away? At such a large scale speed becomes a mind bending thing.

Thank you! At that scale the simpler answers just don’t feel sufficient

Relative to what exactly?

Can somebody just please tell me the name of the bird so I don’t have to click on a YouTube link?

Come visit the beautiful South Pole! Newly thawed and ready for development!

I appreciate the idea but this is a little misleading. They chose to label transportation for farmers markets but not CSA boxes. There is obviously transportation involved in both.

They highlight delivery as a step in the food delivery service, but don’t label it similarly when the consumer goes to the store to pick it up. I might argue there’s efficiency in having one delivery driver vs everyone acting as their own delivery driver.

I know I’m just joking around. I was half expecting something cool to happen though!