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Uruguay Wasn’t Supposed to Run Out of Water(www.nytimes.com)

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pizzaiolo@slrpnk.net
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Irate Uruguayans have demonstrated in the streets throughout the crisis. They are angry at the country’s huge beef sector, because a typical cow drinks 40 liters of water a day.

People will run out of water before cows, thanks to animal agriculture

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Intensive agriculture and our economic system at large is going to screw us all everywhere: it causes climate change, and it also prevents (not rich) people to adapt to it. So fucked up.

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sin_free_for_00_days@sopuli.xyz
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[PAYWALL]

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Cabeza2000@lemm.ee
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[PAYWALL]

Not anymore:

https://archive.ph/rK6pn

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Kiki@feddit.nlOP
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I have access, weird 🤔

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sin_free_for_00_days@sopuli.xyz
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I think I’ve just hit that website too many times this week/month or whatever.

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MJBrune@beehaw.org
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NYTimes gives you X free articles until they put up a paywall. I have a pay wall too.

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Kiki@feddit.nlOP
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Just doing strange stuff for me right now, telling me I reached my number of free articles and loading entirely again 5 seconds later 😅 anyway someone shared the article in another comment if needed :-)

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