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https://www.forbes.com/sites/lindseychoo/2024/10/02/biden-chip-bill-environmental-reviews/
Chip fabrication uses TONS of water.
And there are 11 separate wastewater streams that result from production.
And here I thought jeans were problematic.
And much of that wastewater will be now free of regulation.
It wouldn’t be a big deal if we made watering lawns illegal. Americans waste billions of gallons of water on fucking grass, often in the desert. Also golf courses should be illegal, etc.
Does anyone seriously think Biden is ever going to propose any of those ideas to offset this?
Why would Biden propose this? When will people wrap their tiny brains around the fact that in a democracy, politicians do what the voters want. And voters want big expensive cars, suburban blight, lawns, and meat.
The US is not a democracy
And conservatives ~~voters~~ want big expensive cars, suburban blight, lawns, and meat.
FTFY
Naw, come on. Be serious. What fraction of likely voters aren’t in favor of these things? 5%? 10%?
A lot more than you think. And certainly anyone who knows a little bit about climate change. The US is certainly far behind the rest of the developed world on that, but it's starting to catch on.
Idk how to break this to you but only like 1% of Americans are vegan. Giant Gas-guzzling SUVs are the most popular vehicles, and don't even get me started on Fast Fashion or all the other bullshit that’s literally everywhere I look in your worthless culturally cancerous society.
There's no doubt that the US has extreme problems when it comes to health and consumption. Much more so than any other developed country on earth. Unhealthy lifestyles are ingrained into the culture. But I still notice more people taking note. Not so much among conservative groups, but much more among progressives and independents.