Pollution - Revision history

Numaris: /* Clinker Disposal Facilities */

2009-08-19T15:53:38Z

Clinker Disposal Facilities

Jermaine: /* Acidity Tests */

2009-08-17T05:13:42Z

Acidity Tests

Akilan at 15:57, 13 June 2009

2009-06-13T15:57:24Z

Dresdor: /* Acidity Tests */

2009-06-12T19:46:07Z

Acidity Tests

Orrin at 20:00, 2 June 2009

2009-06-02T20:00:06Z

Tedra: /* Acidity Tests */

2009-04-18T04:01:32Z

Acidity Tests

Tedra: /* Raeli Ovens */

2009-04-18T03:34:58Z

Raeli Ovens

Tedra: /* Acidity Tests */

2009-04-18T03:24:09Z

Acidity Tests

Tedra at 07:16, 6 April 2009

2009-04-06T07:16:32Z

Darien: /* Stillwater Tests */

2009-03-12T22:01:40Z

Stillwater Tests

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		+	I have a camel pen at my camp, and when i plant near it i get no flax but i do get full rotten flax yield (no heavy metal pollution) [[User:Jermaine\|Jermaine]] 00:13, 17 August 2009 (EST)

	'''Dresdor's Fish Hook Acidity'''		'''Dresdor's Fish Hook Acidity'''

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	'''Dresdor's Fish Hook Acidity'''		'''Dresdor's Fish Hook Acidity'''
	Testing an area known for spawning fish hook mushrooms yielded varying results. One consistancy was that after the muhsrooms spawned, acidity jumped by 200-300 points in the area I was testing. The mushrooms grew in areas ranging from 73-5000 acidity (the lowest and highest found in the area). Further testing is needed to understand what this exactly means.		Testing an area known for spawning fish hook mushrooms yielded varying results. One consistancy was that after the muhsrooms spawned, acidity jumped by 200-300 points in the area I was testing. The mushrooms grew in areas ranging from 73-5000 acidity (the lowest and highest found in the area). Further testing is needed to understand what this exactly means.
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		+	[[Category:Glossary]]

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	\|Planting ground is in a lightly populated area. We have two compression furnaces on our camp, but they were hardly used (if at all) during the flaxing period.		\|Planting ground is in a lightly populated area. We have two compression furnaces on our camp, but they were hardly used (if at all) during the flaxing period.
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		+	'''Dresdor's Fish Hook Acidity'''
		+	Testing an area known for spawning fish hook mushrooms yielded varying results. One consistancy was that after the muhsrooms spawned, acidity jumped by 200-300 points in the area I was testing. The mushrooms grew in areas ranging from 73-5000 acidity (the lowest and highest found in the area). Further testing is needed to understand what this exactly means.

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		+	==An Update==
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		+	Clinker didn't cause pollution when all this was written. It now does. Sorry all...
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	==Clinker Disposal Facilities==		==Clinker Disposal Facilities==

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 | First time flax returned zero count in my camp, I tested acidity.  It ranged from 3-7k, with the highest under my camel pen.  Where I could still grow flax, the acidity was only 1, so it appeared that acidity was the culprit.  Not so.  Our firepits had been used a couple days prior.  The no flax area was a circle around these pits ranging from 20-35 cords, with tree timers also up to 81 seconds.  But I continued to monitor the acidity.  After the flax returned to the entire camp (firepits not used), acidity went as high as 17k.  And I was able to plant flax fine in this 17k acidity.  What I was also able to do was grow carrots all day, ie, the carrot wave ran extensively while the acidity was high.  When acidity drops to 1, carrots return only 1 carrot.  Conclusion, firepits bad, acidity good--for carrots anyway.  Of course, further testing is needed.  I also plant only nile green and have never had a problem with this flax as long as the firepits remain unused.  --Tedra
-New info:  I have been waiting over 2 real life days after running a few firepits for pollution to show up in my camp so I can test flax.  Over 48 hours later, still no pollution.  Glass benches had been used in all previous times there was pollution, directly following the use of firepits.  Glass benches weren't used this time.
+New info:  I have been waiting nearly 2 real life days after running a few firepits for pollution to show up in my camp so I can test flax and still no pollution.  Glass benches had been used in all previous times there was pollution, directly following the use of firepits.  Glass benches weren't used this time.
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	\|Planting ground is in a lightly populated area. We have two compression furnaces on our camp, but they were hardly used (if at all) during the flaxing period.		\|Planting ground is in a lightly populated area. We have two compression furnaces on our camp, but they were hardly used (if at all) during the flaxing period.
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−	~~==Raeli Ovens==~~
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−	These ovens appear to pollute the same as firepits. Flax won't grow within 30 cords or thereabouts, and tree timers are randomly effected in this area at 196 seconds without a hatchet, and upwards of 519 seconds with a hatchet.

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	\|Planting ground is in a lightly populated area. We have two compression furnaces on our camp, but they were hardly used (if at all) during the flaxing period.		\|Planting ground is in a lightly populated area. We have two compression furnaces on our camp, but they were hardly used (if at all) during the flaxing period.
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		+	==Raeli Ovens==
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		+	These ovens appear to pollute the same as firepits. Flax won't grow within 30 cords or thereabouts, and tree timers are randomly effected in this area at 196 seconds without a hatchet, and upwards of 519 seconds with a hatchet.

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 |We tested our animal pens. Currently we have 1x camel pen and 1x sheep pen right next to each other. The soil in the area directly under the pens tested as 8k + acidity. ! This effected an area roughly 40-50 co-ords in all directions. At the 40 c-ord mark pollution was down to 300 acidity. We havn't had time to fully test the area to get the exact range, nor do we know if it is the sheep or camel pen causing the acidity.
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-|<b>I've concluded after multiple examples that acidity is caused by using Forges near water, and dung left on the ground.</b> - Darien (02/04/09)
+|<b>I've concluded after multiple examples that acidity is caused by using Forges near water and dung left on the ground.</b> - Darien (02/04/09)
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 |Please post if you're finding acidity elsewhere. - Darien