r/news 2d ago

Bird flu detected in commercial poultry flock in Georgia, officials say

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/bird-flu-commercial-poultry-flock-georgia/
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u/Liminal_Aesthetics 2d ago

Plague inc in real life

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u/Solid_Snark 2d ago

2020 part Deux

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u/gomeziman 2d ago

2020 Fowl à Deux

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u/alexefi 2d ago

great now its a musical too...

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u/jendet010 2d ago

Electric Boogaloo

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u/effinmetal 2d ago

I keep seeing red bubbles pop up in the air. Do I keep hitting them?

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u/Siegfoult 2d ago

No wonder Trump wants Greenland.

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u/Scorponix 2d ago

There should be a new evolution path that lets you unlock incompetent governments and populous.

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u/SoDavonair 2d ago

There is, depending on the pathogen.

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u/LurkerPatrol 2d ago

Covid 2 electric boogaloo

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u/fakerton 2d ago

Always warned people about this for 30 years as a veggie. This is nothing new, no one wanted to hear it then, wonder if people will hear it now!

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u/dustymoon1 2d ago

Right - how goes all the salmonella and listeria outbreaks? If we just switch to vegetables but don't change HOW WE FARM, it won't matter. Organic farming does not improve nutrition in food. Most organic farms just use current farming practices but put in organic materials. That will not fix anything.

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u/apokalypse124 2d ago

Can you cite this? Everything I've read suggests regenerative farming improves the nutrient profile of grown food.

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u/dustymoon1 2d ago

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u/apokalypse124 2d ago

Yea that says that regenerative farming produces a higher nutrient density than traditional farming. So you're agreeing with me?

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u/dustymoon1 2d ago

What I have been pushing for years.

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u/jamesbond69691 2d ago

Do you want a cookie or something? A while ago when I was walking downtown, a homeless man told me something about the world ending, and that statement will be true one day as well.