Are Governments the Worst Polluters?
Just asking. https://unlimitedhangout.com/2024/04/investigative-reports/debt-from-above-the-carbon-credit-coup/
When you travel to the Washington DC metro area, you realize how massive our government is. The traffic is horrible almost all day long. Imagine how much pollution is caused from those thousands of federal workers going from home to work and back, plus the gas wasted sitting still in traffic jams.
The buildings they work in must be heated and cooled. Then you have the war machines they use here and abroad. None of them are too fuel efficient. What effects do the never ending wars we are involved in and fund, have on the enviornment?
How much pollution does government travel create here and all over the world?In the sake of brevity I will leave you with this last question. How can they fix a so called problem when they are part of it?
Climate Change is a power grab and transfer of wealth. Do not trust them, they have not earned it.
Um not considering all the "energy" consumed just to maintain current activity, some of the military bases are notorious polluters of groundwater and some of em I think are on "the list" - of the worst polluted sites in the land.
https://www.ewg.org/interactive-maps/dod_npl_cleanup/map/
In my former "work life" I was responsible to a degree for a site that used to be on the National Priorities List - https://www.epa.gov/superfund/about-superfund-cleanup-process#npl
Twas an industrial site where the groundwater got contaminated with halogenated chemicals that are most resistant to "breakdown" in the soil - I think they were chlorinated.
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Oh - I could tell you about one time at another site (not on that list if I recall), but where a fair amount of funds had been set aside and there were so many "monitoring wells" there - at various depths based on the geologist opinion of the soil and rocks below - and from this one well they pumped up actual......can't remember the term offhand - it was concentrated contamination damn near pure after the water was pumped.....that ain't good - it means there must be a shitload down there (or elsewhere with no well) - and think about it - in the 40's and the 50's at all the various military sites - hell in the 60's and 70's as well - and shit probably the 80's, 90's - even up to today - when they had some sort of chemical or other kinds of waste - they just dumped it somewhere!
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Ken
And they ruptured the Nordstream Pipleline - that’s one we can’t talk about.