• bobzer@lemmy.zip
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        7 days ago

        There’s a lot of bad shit in our poop that isn’t in most wild animal shit.

        Particularly transmissible diseases for other humans.

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          6 days ago

          Also we’re visitors.

          At least in major watersheds the primary reason for picking up dog poop is because of the insane nitrogen content of the insane amounts of dog poop that’s generated. The environment isn’t ready for that influx.

          Potential disease vector is 2, then it’s icky gross is 3

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            20 hours ago

            is there a general term for this? it’s something that applies basically whenever we humans do anything these days and yet barely anyone thinks about it, it’d be good to have a word to throw at people when telling them about it

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      6 days ago

      Make sure to know which direction the trail is when walking 30 m away from it. People died following this rule. Well, I know of one person that died because of it.

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        20 hours ago

        tbf 30m is an arbitrary distance, just go as far as you can reach without losing sight of the trail and maybe dig an extra deep hole instead.