Topic: Industrial Waste

Industrial Waste comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from October 2013 to September 2026.

October 2013 September 2026

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Chris ‘Topher’ Gardner | Natural Biotechnology, Alternative Energy, & Other Suppressed Systems
• 55:20 - 59:15

Chris ‘Topher’ Gardner | Natural Biotechnology, Alternative Energy, & Other Suppressed Systems

Black Gold Biochar and the Missouri Timber Industry

After relocating from Central America to Missouri during the COVID-19 pandemic, Christopher Topher Gardner established Black Gold Biochar to address soil depletion. The company utilizes waste from the local timber industry, processing mill tailings through a specialized kiln system. This operation scales up the "rocket retort" technology he developed to produce high-quality, diamagnetic biochar for agricultural use.

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Jim Marrs | Population Control & How Corporate Owners Are KIlling Us
• 40:30 - 42:49

Jim Marrs | Population Control & How Corporate Owners Are KIlling Us

Industrial Byproducts, Pharmaceutical Profits, Alternative Media

Jim Mars claims that water fluoridation is a clever way for industries to dispose of hazardous waste from aluminum and nuclear production. He argues that the globalist strategy is to make the population sick to profit from pharmaceutical treatments while keeping them "dumbed down." He encourages listeners to seek truth through alternative media figures like Alex Jones and Mike Adams.

THC 76: Wendy Tremayne | Going Off The Grid, Sustainable Living, & Burning Man
• 47:57 - 51:59

THC 76: Wendy Tremayne | Going Off The Grid, Sustainable Living, & Burning Man

Waste Stream Utilization and Common Sense

The "waste stream" of any given region provides abundant free materials for those willing to experiment and learn new skills. Foraging for local medicinal plants is another way to reduce economic dependency and reconnect with nature. The segment argues that modern laws are often based on the insulting assumption that citizens lack common sense, forcing a reliance on inferior industrial products.