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For green house gas emissions, at least, it is absolute. See https://coolclimate.org/maps https://coolclimate.org/maps. True rural and true urban (with public
by Ericson2314 5y ago
For green house gas emissions, at least, it is absolute. See https://coolclimate.org/maps https://coolclimate.org/maps.
True rural and true urban (with public transit predominating) is good. But the suburbs where most people live are absolute trash.
- perl4ever 5y ago>the suburbs where most people live I'm inclined to think that carbon emissions (or consumption in general) are primarily a product of wealth. It would be possible in principle to normalize that map for household income, and I wonder if it would show the same pattern.