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The band bought the land, all that Biden seems to have done is some legal shit to put the land into a trust. I think this is just the process of adding those lands officially to the reserve (I could be wrong)

https://www.pbpindiantribe.com/shabehnay/

IQAir has charts going back to early July. I find them more accurate/reliable than Environment Canada for live data and forecasts as well.

My vibes based science says I think I'd get an extra AC instead of a dehumidifier. The dehumidifier will add extra heat into the living space, making the single AC work harder. The extra AC would cool more and dehumidify.

Since no one else in the thread has mentioned it, do you have wildfire smoke in addition to the heat? Even a few days at a lower aqi (75-100) can make me feel that weighed down/tired feeling in my body, in addition to the headaches. Where I am in has been like that almost every day in June and July.

To combat this I close windows and have an air purifier on. You can build a corsi-rosenthal box or just duct tape a single high quality furnace filter to the back of a box fan for even cheaper.

Yeah that would do it, I think the only downside of those higher temps is you can lose a lot of terpenes because their vaporization temp is much lower.

How long and at what temperature are you holding the oil? You can also get the temp too high and start boiling off the cannabinoids from your oil. I think most people decarb dry because it's safer than holding the oil well above boiling point. You can then infuse your decarbed weed at slow cooker temps for a few hours.

Ugh, what an awful situation, sorry you have to deal with this comrade.

In case this helps, if you've got access to an instant pot/pressure cooker and a mason jar it's a MUCH less smelly way to decarb weed and make oil. You could also just try the mason jar in the oven to knock down the smell (use tinfoil not the actual lid), but not sure how effective that decarb would be. Even poor efficiency is gonna be cheaper than buying premade edibles though.

There are chickpea/lentil pastas available that are much higher in fibre if that's a specific concern.

Crying about refs? More like cope-a America

See if there is a national cooperative association in your country, I've received help from them in the past when starting a co-op.