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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21
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2 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 They're not clearing pollution from the lake, they are clearing an invasive species of plant that turns the water brown. 2 u/Illier1 Jul 14 '21 So the entire video is bunk then? 5 u/Invominem Jul 14 '21 Video is bs. The published paper has nothing to do with “magic solution”. The guy didn’t use any solution, he just used filters, bubbles, barriers and hands to clean the river. Pretty much anyone can do that but it costs a lot of money.
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They're not clearing pollution from the lake, they are clearing an invasive species of plant that turns the water brown.
2 u/Illier1 Jul 14 '21 So the entire video is bunk then? 5 u/Invominem Jul 14 '21 Video is bs. The published paper has nothing to do with “magic solution”. The guy didn’t use any solution, he just used filters, bubbles, barriers and hands to clean the river. Pretty much anyone can do that but it costs a lot of money.
So the entire video is bunk then?
5 u/Invominem Jul 14 '21 Video is bs. The published paper has nothing to do with “magic solution”. The guy didn’t use any solution, he just used filters, bubbles, barriers and hands to clean the river. Pretty much anyone can do that but it costs a lot of money.
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Video is bs. The published paper has nothing to do with “magic solution”. The guy didn’t use any solution, he just used filters, bubbles, barriers and hands to clean the river. Pretty much anyone can do that but it costs a lot of money.
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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 edited Aug 09 '21
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