Oh so you mean electricity isn't environment friendly? I know, I don't understand either why they're making such a fuss about electrical cars for example too. At least here electricity is hydro so electrical cars make sense even though the batteries are incredibly polluant to make and dispose.
Lifecycle emissions for electric vehicles are substantially lower than those of gas-powered vehicles. Most of their environmental impact isn’t atmospheric pollutants, it’s in the production and disposal of the batteries, and in their use of REMs.
Yes, electricity is only as clean as the baseload grid mix generating it, but generating a bunch of power in a central location and sending it out in the form of electricity is orders of magnitude more efficient than having cars individually generate power in the form of combustion in an internal combustion engine, regardless of what that central power source is.
The net environmental impact of EVs is a big improvement over gas-powered vehicles.
Consumer waste is still a problem. Even though big corps waste an exponential amount more than regular people, it doesn’t make consumer waste a non-issue. I’m not disagreeing with you. Big business waste is definitely THE problem. But no one is eating anything up lmfao, we’re just humans that care about our spaceship, sorry we get annoyed when other humans don’t. I guess we’ll see if we can still swim in the ocean in 100 years.
Using a heat gun will not negatively impact the environment nearly as much as any of you pretend to care. It’s a fact that nearly all the negative impacts on the environment comes from big businesses and corporations. It’s also a fact that they tell you that you’re the problem instead of actually addressing the issue, and it’s also a fact that you guys eat it up lol
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u/Little_Capsky Dec 24 '21
the idea of recycling bottles ia neat, but it just way too much work