there's so much owned but empty land in the US that isn't even used for farms or resource extraction. most of the owners are so wealthy they wouldn't even notice if you turned it into public land, or, yk, gave it back
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Fun fact: if they don't notice, it's actually legal! Adverse Possession exists specifically to take land out of the hands of absentee landlords and back in the hands of someone who actually gives a shit.
now to convince the open source nuclear arms control hobbiests to hunt for actually useful intelligence in all that satellite imagery
running blink comparitors to mark private lands that haven't seen a truck in two years