What about it?

How did the agricultural Revolution impact fixed income? (18-19th century England)

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Uhhhh

Ummm

Maybe....

_Yes_

Hahaha

I've used all my braincells already

Uh huh

Thats a pretty shit phrased question to begin with. The fixed income of who, exactly?

I told u, I got no braincells left😂

Agricultural Revolution impact on fixed income on England

I guess it's about the farmers or people that needs loans

It increased it and made farming a more stable source of income due to the rise of regional markets becoming more popular. It actually turned a lot of the people in England into farmers which is partially how the industrial revolution got started

Regional markets became popular because of improved infrastructure. Probably all you need to know tbh

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/apr/04/saudi-arabias-first-nuclear-reactor-nearly-finished-sparking-fears-over-safeguards

_Saudi Arabia_

Who were in those planes during 9/11

Most of them were Saudi

No it's not

Fission is inherently problematic

I just actually understand what it can do?

What is it with you morons who get upset and call anything you don't like a leftist?

Nuclear is polluting

Facts are facts

Except people rarely clean up the waste properly

People also manufacture enough plastic to kill multiple whales

Doesn't nullify anything

Deisel is perfectly fine, people just need to use less

CO2 isnt even that big of a deal, its only gotten this bad because of deforestation

and desertification from industrial agriculture

@ᚱᛟᛟᛏ dang bro, thanks for the help!. I get what u mean and hopefully I can expand that to a paragraph or so.

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Yeah and those barrels leak, ya know? There's multiple sites leaking throughout this country to this day

Common misconception. There's ground water in the desert. And people live in the desert, believe it or not.

There's many Navajo who live on land where there are abandoned uranium mines and documented proof from EPA that their water supplies have been thoroughly contaminated by it

The mines are on their reservations

yeah but the excavation is what contaminated the surrounding area, dont you know anything about how mine tailings contaminate surrounding waterways?

Just because it kills you slowly, doesnt make it safe. You're still going to end up with thyroid cancer, which most of the people who live there have