The article doesn't mention the complete environmental disaster these monstrosities become when they are broken and worn out. Costly to remove and nearly impossible to dispose of.
And they're ugly.
The article doesn't mention the complete environmental disaster these monstrosities become when they are broken and worn out.
Costly to remove and nearly impossible to dispose of.
And they're ugly.
Those points have been talked over quite a bit, but this article's purpose was only to show how much fossil fuel goes into making them. The fact that they need special handling when worn out is another gorilla in the room.
Those points have been talked over quite a bit, but this article's purpose was only to show how much fossil fuel goes into making them. The fact that they need special handling when worn out is another gorilla in the room.
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