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minus-squareMother [any]hexbear19·3 years agoChina pours a ton of concrete I wouldn’t say they’re exactly the gold standard for emissions reduction link
minus-squarezifnab25 [he/him, any]hexbear29·3 years agoIt's really hard to build infrastructure without using concrete. But they're also pouring that concrete to end homelessness, expand health care, and build out next generation fossil fuel free energy production. Meanwhile, Americans are bulldozing another row of mid-rise apartments to create room for a sixteenth lane of automotive traffic. link
minus-squarezeal0telite [he/him,they/them]hexbear18·3 years ago they’re also pouring that concrete to end homelessness :biden-troll: That gives me an idea link
minus-squareMother [any]hexbear14·3 years agoYeah I mean the emissions from the US Military alone could probably lay high speed rail for the whole country lol link
minus-squareiwasloggedout [none/use name]hexbear21·3 years agoCritical support etc. China's emissions are pretty terrible but they're one of the few places that seem to be taking active mitigation strategies, or at least are actively planning exits from high-carbon bootstrapping. link
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China pours a ton of concrete I wouldn’t say they’re exactly the gold standard for emissions reduction
It's really hard to build infrastructure without using concrete.
But they're also pouring that concrete to end homelessness, expand health care, and build out next generation fossil fuel free energy production.
Meanwhile, Americans are bulldozing another row of mid-rise apartments to create room for a sixteenth lane of automotive traffic.
:biden-troll: That gives me an idea
:agony-soviet: bruh
Yeah I mean the emissions from the US Military alone could probably lay high speed rail for the whole country lol
Critical support etc. China's emissions are pretty terrible but they're one of the few places that seem to be taking active mitigation strategies, or at least are actively planning exits from high-carbon bootstrapping.