eivindmorkAug 18, 2023
Ron Gilbert (GrumpyGamer)

"America's richest 10% are responsible for 40% of its planet-heating pollution, new report finds"

Of course they are...

Aug 18, 2023 at 1:23pmWeb
Show threadDavid AmadorAug 18, 2023
@grumpygamer burning our planet for profit
Show threadStefan SchollAug 18, 2023

@grumpygamer Read a story a few days ago about a little German town.
They saw that one property was using up a lot of water, and they suspected some problem. As they couldn't reach anyone, they shut off the water.

Later, they got contacted by the owner and asked what they were doing. He needed to water the grass and plants.

He used as much water as over 500 normal households.

Show threadStefan SchollAug 18, 2023

@grumpygamer Found the article in my favs: https://muenchen.social/@elba013/110769168797463698

OK, it was 625 times as much as the average German.

Edmund Lauterbach (@[email protected])

Angehängt: 1 Bild Problem: die Wasserpreise sind so, dass Reiche sehr, sehr viel verbrauchen können, ohne dass es ihnen wehtut. Lösung könnten mit Verbrauchsmenge steigende Preise pro m³ sein. https://www.sueddeutsche.de/projekte/artikel/politik/trockenheit-duerre-wasserknappheit-koenigstein-pool-wasserverbrauch-duerre-taunus-klimawandel-e201064/

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Show threadmartinAug 18, 2023
@grumpygamer
Thanks for approaching this subject.
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Show threadχσℓαяAug 18, 2023
@grumpygamer I think you meant United States of America ;)
Show threadJames Clark Aug 18, 2023
@grumpygamer The more I learn about America's richest 10%, the less I like them.
Show threadAaron In MinnesotaAug 19, 2023
@grumpygamer