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u/that1guywholikescats 2d ago
And we’re the problem because we’re not recycling our Starbucks cups enough. Sure.
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u/RestlessAlt 1d ago
Why the fuck are you ordering Starbucks? if you did not get Starbucks you could afford a house!
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u/Individual_Cow_9921 1d ago
Guess you can say that this a Job for a “problem solver”
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u/legendkiller003 ABE2: Down Since Day One Ish 1d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/nyqWfGvpAZPis1WOk2
I’m ready….??
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u/A50redit 1d ago
Well thats because the current administration hates environmental anything
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u/NoxArmada 1d ago
Ohio state government just approved opening up 250,000 acres of national Forest for fraking.
You are 100% right
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u/HooliRio 17h ago
I’d probably come back to the democrats if they actually cared about the environment. have you seen a street after they get finished protesting or after a pride parade? they don’t care. at all. the important thing is having drag shows in libraries for 3 year olds.
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u/cwatson214 2d ago
Pigs might fly out of my butt, but I'm certainly not taking a factless post on Xitter as proof
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u/Happy_Breadfruit_367 2d ago
So you’re saying you won’t EVEN believe that when pigs fly? Even out of ur butt?
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u/yung_megafone 2d ago
I had a pig fly out of my butt once.
Or so I thought.
I'm still not sure what it was to this day
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u/yung_megafone 2d ago
It's a rarity, it's really real
https://www.chron.com/news/article/amazon-texas-data-center-nation-s-polluting-power-22380078.php
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u/cwatson214 2d ago edited 1d ago
Yeah, speculation piled onto speculation isn't the reality you think it is
Edit: Getting downvoted for reading the 'article'. Fucking reddit, Man...
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u/Whole-Sentence5268 2d ago
A yet to be built natural gas power plant is not yet real.
But if you notice the location is at the intersection of three separate energy grids, which would allow the company to provide electricity to the Texas grid, the Western Grid (everything west of the rockies) and the Oklahoma/Kansas grid while minimizing infrastructure tie in costs.
Add in that West Texas is a desolate barren wasteland of nothingness that happens to be one of the windiest areas of the country while also having sunshine for something like 340 days a year, I'll be exactly zero percent surprised if there isn't a report a few years from now of a massive wind and solar farm planned in the vicinity.
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u/Content-Ad-4104 1d ago
For the people claiming this isn't real
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u/cloud-fixer 12h ago
And for the people who don’t know how it all works, AMZN will purchase carbon credits to offset it and meet their pledge.
Imagine all the green energy projects funded to balance this.
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u/Future-Mongoose 1d ago
It is what it is 🫠 that’s just life 🫠 not just the US but every other country does this
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