Beavers Making Money in Arizona

He needs to raise US$120,000 to do this. See https://maearth.com/planttherain/grow 

My comment:

Have you heard the expression "Money is the measure of waste" before? What I would like to know is where this US$120,000 you want to raise will end up. Is part of it to dispose of the asphalt you lift up? Think of the money like toxic runoff. What are [you] doing to bioremediate it? Are you expecting people from outside Tucson to contribute? How do you expect people to raise the money to pay for this? Is it OK if they get it from investing in Wall St? Is it OK if they do insider trading to turn that profit? 

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I get a bit more than a little angry hearing people asking for funding for local projects when their government can just print money to use to build bombs. I think they could better justify asking for financial support to build a sustainable economic system. You should not need to raise money to increase the value of public and private land, all you need is to distribute the knowledge that what you do will raise the value of the land. In other words all you need is a reliable secure communications system. 

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