best places to live off grid without pollutants

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Anon05/08/26, 06:43No.2868133

FL & TN passed a law that's anti geoengineering. I do not live there though so I cannot make a comment if the skies are clear or not

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Anon05/08/26, 10:54No.2868145

>cell towersIf you’re too retarded to pull up service coverage maps to even start narrowing down locations you’re gonna be dead long before you finish putting a roof on your meth house. I wouldn’t worry about long term exposure risks in your case

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Anon05/08/26, 14:04No.2868150

Good fuckin luck. That narrows it down to uhm let me see... About nowhere?

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Anon05/08/26, 23:45No.2868186

What are you running from? The disease is inside you.

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Anon05/09/26, 20:21No.2868235

I love my area of Appalachia. I bought 10 acres with a 2,000 sq foot house at a very reasonable price. My property is in an area that is mostly national forest and for that reason is very lightly populated. A 200 acre state wildlife sanctuary borders my western property line. Appalachia has a moderate climate, lush vegetation, abundant sunshine and rainfall. We have strong storms that bring heavy rain that quickly pass leading to sunny days. These strong passing storms provide us ample rain while allowing a high percentage of sun during the day. Portions of Appalachia are designated as temperate rain forest. Appalachia has a tremendous amount of freshwater streams and rivers enabling an abundance of fish and wildlife, including large game such as white tail deer, feral pigs and black bears. Appalachia also has a rugged, independent, even rebellious population. Appalachia's rugged terrain, moderate climate, abundant fresh water and game make it a perfect area for the guerrilla war fighter. There are many reasons that US Army Green Berets and Rangers retire to Appalachia. It is a place that calls people steeped in guerrilla warfare home. Picrel is my horse grazing in a sunlit pasture next to an Appalachian mountain lake 900 feet from his barn.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vrEljMfXYo

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Anon05/11/26, 03:58No.2868337

>data centers Yeah, that warehouse has too many computers in it. That's definitely why you can't grow a garden!

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Anon05/12/26, 11:50No.2868442

>heavy metals in the water and soil that part you can't escape it burning coal in power plants release in the atmosphere particles of lead, which turn around the earth and fall with rain more or less equally on everyone once it reach the rivers it become a lead oxide that will end up in fishes the main coal consumers are china, india, US, germany, and a whole lot of african and south asian countries first world countries usually orgs that do tests and give recommendations on how much fish from a river you can eat before having an intox, sea fishes beside tuna are mostly fine due to the sheer size of the sea/ocean diluting it

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Anon05/14/26, 18:22No.2868657

schizotypal disorders are a hell of a drug.

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Anon05/15/26, 10:18No.2868705

Mountain streams are the headwaters of the rivers that eventually reach the sea. There is no population or industry near the mountain streams and aquifers from which we draw our water. On one hand you hear there is no industry to provide jobs in Appalachia and the same person will say all of your water is polluted by industry. We are better off without the urban turbo faggots. Monkey pox, syphilitic faggots telling me to worry about my well water as they live in absolute filth.

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Anon05/16/26, 05:52No.2868801

any places (anywhere on earth) that would be pure and not polluted?

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Anon05/16/26, 17:33No.2868844

no one else can take your meds for you son.

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Anon05/16/26, 17:37No.2868845

shhh mental illness will be recriminalized soon and you'll go to a nice safe bug house.

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Anon05/17/26, 04:49No.2868884

>data centers this is difficult now as they will always be encroaching unless you have some tribal land rights so they can't destroy the nature around your home

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Anon05/17/26, 08:38No.2868895

They can't be mine; you are the one who is sick, now take them

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Anon05/17/26, 18:15No.2868925

theres a good reason everyone in the history of forever cleared trees before building a home. nobody wants 2 ton dead branches hanging like damocles sword over their bed

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Anon05/21/26, 06:32No.2869281

If I had to choose id go with Alaska or SW Oregon around the coastal mountains. The entire river system on the east side is fucked. And it doesn't split down the middle. The east side goes as far west as Montana. Oregon in contrast has a ton of rivers that doesnt attach itself to large regions of science fair experiments. If I was gonna go off grid is pick Oregon but you could do it in Alaska if you exchange farming with hunting/fishing/berries

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Anon05/21/26, 08:42No.2869283

What tent should one buy?

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Anon05/21/26, 18:58No.2869325

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Anon06/03/26, 20:30No.2870753

>chemtrails if you are so fucking stupid as to fall for that bullshit then you have no business in the woods and will die quickly

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Anon06/15/26, 03:40No.2871945

National Radio Quiet Zone in W. Virginia. Or any place AT&T serves. It's so bad, there may as well be no cell service.

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Anon06/17/26, 19:16No.2872262

good luck avoiding lead small propeller planes still use leaded gas, and that's responsible for the majority of atmospheric lead contamination in the US

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Anon06/29/26, 08:15No.2873275

OP here gyattdamn i didn't think the thread would still be standing. so what i've gathered is appalachian mountains? i dont really wanna live there it's too hot for my liking. any places that are a little colder?

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Anon07/21/26, 10:33No.2875253

these threads are hilarious. If I knew where to go I wouldn't want you or anyone else joining me there.

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Anon07/21/26, 14:13No.2875263

he's got the right idea but the wrong side of the coast. you want the west coast anon, and since it's much smaller to find western running rivers, you realistically want one region: the coastal mountain range. i imagine californias is filled with more pollutants from mining but oregon's coastal mountain range (especially the south) is so rural it hurts. all you have to worry about is the eventual subduction zone earth quake but outside that you'll prob be 30-40 miles outside of the coast so you should be fine. we have several rivers that run through the coastal mountain range and they're not going on forever for the rest of the fucked up state to ruin them. the advantage is we don't need laws to prevent data centers. our state is so incredibly stupid when it comes to business that we would never decide on anything that would be economically good for the state so you're totally free of shenanigans.

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