/out/ — best places to live off grid without pollutants

>>2868129 (OP)
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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>cell towers

If 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

>>2868129 (OP)
Good fuckin luck. That narrows it down to uhm let me see... About nowhere?

>>2868150
Remove USA and you could do it in the Canadian interior, OP is probably on a pedo no fly no passport list tho

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>>2868129 (OP)
What are you running from?
The disease is inside you.

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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

>>2868129 (OP)
>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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>>2868235

FINALLY someone who gets it!
tysm friend! what is it like financially to live in your area?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muWEOXE5zeQ

>>2868337
Noooo You Don't Understand! (((They))) assured me that the devil boxes are deleting all the water!

>>2868338
It's good for me. I suppose everyone's financial situation is different and we all have to sort things out for ourselves..

>>2868133
Desantis approved the release of a million gmo mosquitos to fight malaria. What could possibly go wrong?

>>2868337
>>2868344
Kys urbanite gooners

>>2868129 (OP)
>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

>>2868418
Data centers are not built in urban areas. They are built in rural ones because they need the space retard. If you're living in a suburb that is butt up against a data center it's because your retarded city has sprawled so far that it's encroached on rural land

>>2868151
Lad, they found microplatics and heavy metals in the arctic, mount everest, the deepest lakes in the US, etc etc.
You're not getting a pristine "clean" piece of land anywhere in the US. Our industrialization saw to that.

>>2868418
>I believe what the (((algorithm))) tells me to believe!
lol, also; stop beating it to sonic the hedgehog porn, or, at the very least, stop the parasocial fawning over the degenerates who make it for you.

>>2868133
TN is a bitch to drill wells because of the bedrock. And they have high sulphur levels so the water smells like death. Also can be difficult to find an area suitable for septic ayatems on smaller parcels.

>>2868235
Appalachia is polluted as hell you deluded chud.

>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.
Wow, zogbot central. They're definitely not going to side with people in power like all cuckservative military people instinctively do!

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>>2868540
>Appalachia is polluted as hell you deluded chud.

Appalachia is a huge area of ancient mountains. You do not know what you are talking about.
Regarding your second statement you are proving you do not know what you are talking about.
You be you. Those of us in Appalachia are better off with you staying true to your beliefs so that you can enjoy the diversity of your urban hell hole and out of Appalachia.

>>2868556
>Water pollution in the Appalachian region is a widespread issue due to deficient infrastructure, exposure to acid mine drainage, and dumping of carcinogens such as PFAS into watersheds. According to Darling et al. (2023), the most common outcome in water-related health studies in the Appalachian region is PFAS found in the blood.
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/09d532dc3b094133ba137c148c909f2f

>>2868627
Use a water filter and quit bitching about every single recommendation ITT

>>2868632
but that is a recommendation that's actually actionable and not something to feed his maladaptive daydreaming!
clearly you are a servant of the nosegoblins!

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>>2868627
>According to Darling et al. (2023), the most common outcome in water-related health studies in the Appalachian region is PFAS found in the blood.
From your own link you massive fucking retard.
No cancer, no illness, no proof of harm. They found PFAS in the blood. No statistically significant incidence of illness higher than any other area of America.
Do you even know what PFAS is ?
You might as well say we have iron in our blood.
Stay in your diverse urban utopia. Surely there are no PFAS in your urban utopia.
Moron

>>2868627
I don't want to sell my Applachian property. I am not a real estate agent so I have no interest in the real estate market.
Most of us in Appalachia do not want urban liberals around us. This PFAS thing may be effective in keeping the urban twinks and faggots away.
No one really believes the skin walker stories the old timers used to keep tourists away.
Anyone stupid enough to believe they are less exposed to pollutants in their urban paradise than we in Appalachia are in the woods deserves their urban utopia.

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>>2868655
schizotypal disorders are a hell of a drug.

>>2868418
>Species Mismatch: Malaria is transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes, whereas the released GMO insects are male Aedes aegypti. These species do not interbreed, and Aedes aegypti cannot transmit the malaria parasite.
>Non-Biting Males: The released GMO mosquitoes are 100% male and do not bite humans, meaning they cannot carry or transmit any diseases, including malaria.

>>2868632
You can't filter pfas

>>2868637
>No cancer, no illness, no proof of harm. They found PFAS in the blood. No statistically significant incidence of illness higher than any other area of America.
Wrong
>Cancer Diagnoses and Deaths are Declining in Appalachia but Remain Significantly Higher Compared to Other US Regions
Despite some progress in reducing cancer deaths, people in Appalachia are more likely to be diagnosed with and die from cancer compared to other regions, researchers found
https://www.facs.org/media-center/press-releases/2025/cancer-diagnoses-and-deaths-are-declining-in-appalachia-but-remain-significantly-higher-compared-to-other-us-regions/

>>2868662
>poors are less healthy due to lifestyle choices even when better choices are actively subsidized!
ha! wait till you see the ghetto fren!

>>2868662
You are a fool if you think whatever garbage filled urban shithole you live in has less pollutants and is less toxic than Appalachia.
I don't care though. I prefer you retards stay where you are and leave us alone.

>>2868662
>You can't filter pfas
Retarded faggot
>EPA found that the GAC, IX, and RO point-of-use systems studied can greatly reduce PFAS levels.
https://www.epa.gov/water-research/identifying-drinking-water-filters-certified-reduce-pfas
Go endlessly complain like a woman somewhere else

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.

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

>>2868151
is canada free of pollutants?

>>2868812
no one else can take your meds for you son.

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>>2868807
>>2868809
>>2868812
shhh mental illness will be recriminalized soon and you'll go to a nice safe bug house.

>>2868801
any places (anywhere on earth) that would be pure and not polluted?

>>2868129 (OP)
>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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>>2868859
They can't be mine; you are the one who is sick, now take them

>>2868129 (OP)
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

>>2868418
>What could possibly go wrong?
for the mosquitos? everything, their life is a joke

>>2868129 (OP)
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

What tent should one buy?

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>>2869279

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>>2868556
>>2868627
>>2868637
Dont live downstream or downwind of heavy industry and you should be fine. Move if you have to.
The PFAS I can answer for:
Much of my family on both sides are from a rural community outside Parkersburg, WV. Dupont has manufactured teflon at the Washington works in Parkersburg for decades. They covered up the effects of the pollution from this for decades. Lot of birth defects and cancers in the area. Pretty much anything downriver from the plant has been polluted. Theres a few documentaries on it, look into "The Devil We Know" if you're curious. My parents left the area in their early 20s, the state in their 30s. Both got cancer in their 50s. The thing is its impossible to tell if it was related to that or the shit they dump in the air and water here in Indiana. I miss the mountains.

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>>2869830
I do not want Appalachia to get crowded with city people moving in to escape urban life. The old timers used to tell tales about skinwalkers to scare outsiders away.
Now people say there is no industry to provide jobs while at the same time saying industry pollution is making everyone in Appalachia sick.
I have my refuge in the woods so I'm all good.

>>2868235
>fatass needs to larp as if he is a kindred spirit to ZOG Berets
Kek

>>2868235
>copy pasta
we do you keep posting this retardation

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>>2868129 (OP)
>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

>>2870753
why does this make people kveck so hard? You ask a question, a doubt and everybodys like
>kill the nonbeliver!

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>>2870752
Appalachian- quietly enjoying his Appalachian home
non Appalachian- seething, farting & sharting unintelligible comment

>>2868235
>It is a place that calls people steeped in guerrilla warfare home.
and when the time comes, you won't do shit.

>>2871057
in the same breath, why do you have such a persecution fetish?

>>2871869
he's wasted his life consooming (((media product))) and has confused it with real life.

>>2868129 (OP)
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.