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This is just distracting from the fact that logistics has the most environmental impact by far.
Honestly if they really want to reduce tire waste they should not force Pirelli to make them degrade more on purpose.
not distracting from it, transporting tires is literally part of the logistics footprint of F1 which they are reducing.