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No, it is a local problem regarding local concentration. If the production elsewhere spreads out, they won't have these problems with their soil.
by sockcupboard 4y ago
No, it is a local problem regarding local concentration. If the production elsewhere spreads out, they won't have these problems with their soil.
- chrisseaton 4y ago> a local problem So now it'll be a local problem... just for some other poorer people.
- sushibowl 4y agoNot necessarily. The problem is concentration, too much nitrogen oxides and ammonia compounds distributed over a small area. If production here is replaced by increased production spread out over the rest of the world, the problem is solved.