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Latest revision as of 16:43, 24 March 2021
Oh Lawns, what thee hast given us
You'd have trouble finding a more apt symbol for American dysfunctions than the lawn. Replaces diversity with monocrop that requires poisons. Utterly unproductive waste of land. Separates the public into isolated units. Ugly. Etc. etc.
by David Roberts
and "The American Obsession with Lawns"
by Krystal D'Costa / Via Scientific American
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