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https://www.fastcompany.com/90596394/map-heres-where-we-could-plant-68-billion-trees-in-the-u-s

 

And that's just the US. The rest of NA, Asian, Africa, South America, and Australia can probably do similarly without impacting existing infrastructure at all.

I live in a rural Indiana town and one of the local radio stations still plays Agribusiness reports from the Brownfield Radio Network. My question is this: Do you think that's a worthwhile investment to continue such a thing on terrestrial radio? I only know it's a thing because my Bluetooth disconnected while driving and I didn't want to pull over to fix it.

A buddy of mine lives in Pahoa, and as a tourist, I've spent weeks in Kona. That island and her people are the best thing I've ever seen. I hope you guys remain safe. Do you need anything that mainlanders can send? I'm throwing all the Pomaika'i I can your way, but I could also send some relief packages if there's a need.

What level of customization can we expect for things like the cockpit? Can I hang fuzzy dice in the mirror like the cabbie from the intro to Fresh Prince? Will there be electronic warfare mini games, or will it be more of a background operation where all the dice rolls are done offscreen? How many times per week does Coray have too much coffee and need to be put in his special room?

Also, if he was at BCFC, he'd have time to answer all those questions.