I know there's a bit of survival related stuff that pitches having food stores and such for a survival situation. But I found that slime mold can pretty much eat its way into any container if left unchecked long enough. (Even plastics and cans, it can dissolve or rust through just enough to get at whatever is inside.) So if you see anything that even seems remotely sticky or fuzzy during a periodic check make sure no containers are leaking or falling apart, and clean up everything around that spot too.

Just a head's up - because I had to clear out a large part of a pantry from that stuff. It'd really suck if you had a good part of your stash wiped out from that kind of thing - if you're in a situation where you really needed it.

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Hello people,
I have looked at a number of ram pump videos on YouTube and I want to build one. The one thing that all of the guides state however is that you should have a vertical head fall from 1m and above.
However, the riverbed where I want to install the ram Pump is relatively very flat with no significant head drops along the way. The only way I think is to anchor the ram in the middle of the river that is roughly 1.5m deep.

Can it work with flowing surface water that doesn't have a high falling head?

I'm moving into my 5th wheel in a few weeks and hitting the road. I've never used it before and haven't been camping in years. Any advice whether it be practical or personal is appreciated! I'm just putting together supplies!

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I believe that /r/ZeroWaste is a great community for exploring deeper into ways of reducing your waste and your footprint on the world. Much of the content posted helps people live more sustainably and less reliant on industrial practices.

The sidebar description:

Being "zero waste" means that we adopt steps towards reducing personal waste and minimizing environmental impact. The zero waste ideal is to send nothing to landfills or high-temperature incineration facilities and to prevent unnecessary pollution and the squandering of nonrenewable resources.

This community is for those who are interested in living a low- or zero-waste lifestyle. There is a major focus on the "5 R's", being refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle, and rot. We follow this by reducing consumption, choosing reusable and sustainably-produced goods, promoting recycling and composting, and encouraging each other in our attempts to live more sustainably.

It is still a smaller subreddit (but has grown significantly in the last year!) and has plenty of insightful discussions and ideas.

You should take a look!

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