Algae does both. During the day it contributes highly to oxygenating the water, but it consumes it at night. Since it also limits he surface area to replenish the oxygen, the water goes anaerobic during night time.

Well this sounds like a disaster in the making.

>This is such a cool thing. I can only hope the US can create infrastructure like this in my lifetime

There is not much of a chance. DFW is 75 miles across east to west and that is just the heavily developed portion. US cities incorporate much more private housing and as such have a much larger footprint. As much as efficiency is a goal, not many of us want to give up a home and private residence in lieu of an apartment. There are some, but definitely not the majority.

Hard to argue with that. I liked most of Trumps enacted policies and EO's once they were presented, but he was a train wreck as a spokesman.

>Yes, he's sleepy, yes he's geriatric, yes he's got Alzheimer's...

Exactly the reason he should not have access to classified documents.

I'de rather no one took them home, left or right. Way too many classified leaks occur through sloppy politicians. If workers can be prosecuted, officials should be as well.

LOL, nothing at all wrong with NW Arkansas. My comment was more to underscore the power of perception. Better is of course subjective to what you want in a place. For most, that means better employment, but those places often come with much higher living costs, so not much is gained. Some like urban lifestyle and convenience, others like a more reclusive lifestyle and nature. The key is to figure out what one likes and to accept the good and bad that comes with it.

>lenty of immigrants, native people, and more specifically in the area I'm in. plenty of housing.. almost too much to go around. People come in and leave for better places all the time.

You answered that question with "better places".