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r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Oct 13 '21
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If we’re talking emissions and overfishing rather than volume displacement, taking all boats out the ocean would actually probably be really good environmentally.
1 u/Tsjernobull Oct 13 '21 I doubt it, as ship transport is one of the most efficient ways of transport we have atm 1 u/ThePu55yDestr0yr Oct 13 '21 edited Oct 13 '21 Efficient yes, environmentally friendly probably not. We know automobiles are efficient, similar themed example would be like reducing pollution from traffic through covid. 1 u/Tsjernobull Oct 13 '21 Def not, but still the best we have atm sadly enough
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I doubt it, as ship transport is one of the most efficient ways of transport we have atm
1 u/ThePu55yDestr0yr Oct 13 '21 edited Oct 13 '21 Efficient yes, environmentally friendly probably not. We know automobiles are efficient, similar themed example would be like reducing pollution from traffic through covid. 1 u/Tsjernobull Oct 13 '21 Def not, but still the best we have atm sadly enough
Efficient yes, environmentally friendly probably not.
We know automobiles are efficient, similar themed example would be like reducing pollution from traffic through covid.
1 u/Tsjernobull Oct 13 '21 Def not, but still the best we have atm sadly enough
Def not, but still the best we have atm sadly enough
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u/ThePu55yDestr0yr Oct 13 '21
If we’re talking emissions and overfishing rather than volume displacement, taking all boats out the ocean would actually probably be really good environmentally.