#earth pipes

[thechembow]

Celebrate 10 years of orgonite with The Chembow!

We're celebrating our 10th anniversary of making and gifting orgonite! On April 19, 2014, our orgonite journey began with our very first small pyramids made in LA. The results were beyond our wildest imagination, with the sky clearing as soon as the pieces were poured. We began gifting the city, and seeing such clean air and a return of rain, we started gifting throughout California. Ten years later, we've gifted close to 10,000 towerbusters in seven states, with a focus on urban grids. Orgonite gifting has ended the drought in the US west, and brought hope worldwide that we'll end drought forever.

Thank you for your support all these years, for keeping up with our work, spreading the word, and gifting orgonite.

Use coupon code DECADE to enjoy 20% off EVERYTHING storewide this weekend, April 19-21! This is a great chance to start gifting TBs in your community and see the amazing results yourself!

Check out our site: www.thechembow.com

[missusfuzz]

The solidarity of never being yourself

[hushedhippie]

My new surprise groovy pipe☮️ the tail pipe is the carb:’)

[dudukbazaar]

Rat-warren pipe Value ●○○○○ ; Size ●●○○○ Smells like dirt and fur. Well crafted, could be transformed into a wind instrument.

Related products :

Hairy-mole rat whiskers

Hairy-mole rat claw

Whole specimen : n°974 (@chimeride)

[sannyo-appreciation-posts]

I ❤️ Inaba Day

[dosesofcommonsense]

The Green New Deal is a Utopia, a false reality just like communism. The GND doesn’t save the planet; it kills the planet and humanity at the same time.

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Batteries🔋 do not create electricity ⚡ but they store electricity produced elsewhere, especially through coal, uranium, natural power plants or diesel generators.

So the claim that an electric 🚗 is a zero-emission vehicle is not true at all, because the electricity produced comes from power plants and many of them burn coal or gas.

So 40% today ? some of electric cars on the road are carbon-based.

But that's not everything.

Those who are enthusiastic about electric cars and the green revolution should take a closer look at batteries, but also wind turbines and solar panels.

A typical electric car battery weighs 450 kg, about as big as a suitcase. It contains 11 kg of lithium, 27 kg of nickel, 20 kg of manganese, 14 kg of cobalt, 90 kg of copper and 180 kg of aluminum, steel and plastic. There are more than 6,000 individual lithium-ion cells inside.

To make each BEV battery, you will need to process 11,000 kg of salt for lithium, 15,000 kg of cobalt mineral, 2.270 kg of resin for nickel and 11,000 kg of copper mineral.

In total, you have to extract 225,000 kilograms of soil for one battery.

The biggest problem with solar systems is the chemicals used to convert silicate into the gravel used for the panels.

To produce sufficient clean silicon, it must be treated with chloride, sulfuric acid, fluoride, trichloroethane and acetone.

In addition, gallium, arsenide, copper-indian-galium diselenuride and cadmium telluride are necessary, which are also highly toxic.

Silicone dust is a hazard to workers and tiles cannot be recycled.

Wind turbines are not plus-ultra in terms of cost and environmental destruction.

Each windmill weighs 1,688 tons (equivalent to the weight of 23 houses) and contains 1300 tons of concrete, 295 tons of steel, 48 tons of iron, 24 tons of fiberglass and rare lands that are hard-to-get Neodymium, Praseodymium and Dyprosium.

Each of the three shovels weighs 40,000 kg and has a lifespan of 15 to 20 years, after which they must be replaced. We cannot recycle used rotor blades.

Certainly these technologies can have their place, but we need to look beyond the myth of freedom of emission. Going Green may seem like a utopian ideal, but if you look at the hidden and embedded costs in a realistic and impartial way, you’ll find that “Going Green” is doing more damage to the Earth’s environment today than it seems.

Image credit: Jeff Spring Shu

[ask-luciavampire]

drinks some like

fet @anideterm3

@asktwilighteclipse

[laqueus]

I'm rewatching Finding Dory, and Hank is honestly a miracle of animation

[mangosmoothiepussyv3]

literally cant be serious at all ever

was jerking my bf off nd it was starting to get a lil dry so my dumbass was like 'more lube my liege?' in a terrible british accent

that said. he slapped me around a ton and used the riding crop on me so i had the time of my life

[talos-stims]

SIGHT, NOISE, LIFE, AND THE EARTH!

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[thechembow]

Denver Airport Wants to Dig up our Earth Pipes

June 19, 2024 - The Human Frequency

More positive results of our Denver gifting expedition! The proposed "aerotropolis" on the 16,000 acres surrounding the nefarious airport would host a variety of evil industries, but its real purpose is to undo our death blow of life force energy from our monumental gifting work last October.

Our website: https://www.thechembow.com

All orgonite pendants for people and pets are buy one get one 50% off all June! Treat yourself and a friend to beautiful EMF protection on the go. Discount applied at checkout.

[g63heavenonearth]

Allegheny Cemetery 31615-26

[hushedhippie]

Girlhood is breaking in the hippie van pipe together☮️🪻🦄

[noisytenant]

alternative art and social websites tend to occupy certain niches, and sites allowing more controversial content tend to, through their permissiveness and consequent reputation and circumstance, collect mostly extreme, explicit, and often kind of unpleasant or tasteless examples.

but lots of people with more murky interests aren't really interested in making extreme things, and their art or writing is actually pretty tame or tasteful. they can feel turned off from posting on anything with too negative a reputation, so "extreme" sites remain extreme. yet operating on mainstream sites, there's a constant risk of harassment or termination for Bad Vibes depending on the luck of the draw.

often i wish there were someplace to collect these odd in-between expressions, which speak quite deeply to me. someplace that generally operates on a baseline of good faith without being full libertarian and generally has a culture that doesnt prioritize explicit and overt representations. i don't think it's something that can be defined with rules and regulations; i think it has to be a combination of intentional and emergent cultures. who knows if it's possible. maybe some day

[nocaptainonthisship]

What you may not know is that I'm not posting my every thought about trop as I rewatch it.

You're welcome.

[bunveh]

Kaveh hears me mentioning how much I like flowers and how I’ve never received them even for my graduation and then goes to get me this HAHA