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The de-industrial act is a act made by [[Mr. Hair]], basically what this act does is cut back all the farming expansions that are causing jungles to be cut down, instead of doing that mr hair moved all the farms to space, but [[hippo farms]] are still on earth they are just high up, this act makes it so all buildings are built upwards instead of outwards, so most jungles and forests around the world are recovering.
The de-industrial act is an act made by [[Mr. Hair]]. Basically what this act does is cut back all the farming expansions that are causing jungles to be cut down, instead of doing that Mr. Hair moved all the farms to space. However, [[hippo farms]] are still on earth, they are just high up. This act makes it so all buildings are built upwards instead of outwards. Due to this act, most jungles and forests around the world are recovering.


This act also greatly gets rid of poachers that try to kill animals because Mr. Hair enforced a surveillance system on endangered groups of animals, and if poachers show up people are there in under a minute. Mr. Hair also made a bold move with this and decided to quit using trees for all products and instead make paper out of bamboo that is farmed in space. Mr. Hair also cut off everyone from the Amazon rainforest with a massive wall, nobody can get in there except for natives that aren’t destructive. Only 30% of South America has houses now, and the rest is just the Amazon rainforest, with small tribes living about there.
This act greatly gets rid of poachers that try to kill animals because Mr. Hair enforced a surveillance system on endangered groups of animals. So if poachers show up, authorities are there in under a minute. Mr. Hair made a bold move with this and decided to quit using trees for all products and instead make paper out of bamboo that is farmed in space.  


this act also gets rid of all emissions by turning everything electric and making millions of large windmills and solar panels on every rooftop.
Mr. Hair cut off everyone from the Amazon rainforest with a massive wall, nobody can get in there except for natives that aren’t destructive. Only 30% of South America has houses now, and the rest is just the Amazon rainforest, with small tribes living there. {{MoveToOwnPage|Mr Hair's Amazon wall}}
 
This act gets rid of all emissions by turning everything electric and making millions of large windmills and solar panels on every rooftop.

Latest revision as of 22:57, 7 June 2026

The de-industrial act is an act made by Mr. Hair. Basically what this act does is cut back all the farming expansions that are causing jungles to be cut down, instead of doing that Mr. Hair moved all the farms to space. However, hippo farms are still on earth, they are just high up. This act makes it so all buildings are built upwards instead of outwards. Due to this act, most jungles and forests around the world are recovering.

This act greatly gets rid of poachers that try to kill animals because Mr. Hair enforced a surveillance system on endangered groups of animals. So if poachers show up, authorities are there in under a minute. Mr. Hair made a bold move with this and decided to quit using trees for all products and instead make paper out of bamboo that is farmed in space.

Mr. Hair cut off everyone from the Amazon rainforest with a massive wall, nobody can get in there except for natives that aren’t destructive. Only 30% of South America has houses now, and the rest is just the Amazon rainforest, with small tribes living there. [move to Mr Hair's Amazon wall]

This act gets rid of all emissions by turning everything electric and making millions of large windmills and solar panels on every rooftop.