Loading ...The Net-Zero people must be up in arms over this………probably not
Not to discount the loss of life but the amount of pollution of the air, water and soil that resulted from wherever this was.
On top of that, all of this must be landfilled or recycled. Much of this is toxic waste from plastics, vinyl and such.
The amount of diesel, gasoline powering the equipment to dismantle and transport the waste is mind boggling.
It’s different when one is building a major infrastructure project requiring great inputs of energy where the benefit lasts for decades or more.
I used to recycle everything until I discovered that plastics were sent overseas until those countries would not take them anymore.
How did they deal with our waste???
It was a feel good operation.
Exactly Columbia
And Strider thinks the people who live in that place should just carry on living there to be poisoned and without any electicity or water or plumbing or shelter to speak of
I have to say, Columbia, portraying genocide as an environmental problem is just a little gross. Should you not be more concerned about the hundreds of thousands of people buried under that rubble than the pollutants that arise from it?
Your concern for the living conditions of the victims of this Israeli terror campaign is touching, Fully. How about calling for an end to the bombing?
It has ended thank goodness