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That will make the region hostile to life for 1000s of years even if climate patterns were to change.
by niemandhier 3y ago
That will make the region hostile to life for 1000s of years even if climate patterns were to change.
- refurb 3y agoIt’s literally meters away from the Dead Sea that has salt crystallizing on the beaches. Ain’t changing anything in the environment.
- oska 3y agoThey obviously are changing the environment. You'd need a proper environmental impact statement to determine what the negative aspects of these changes are. I wonder if one was done?
- refurb 3y agoBy that definition, when my kid goes to the beach and digs a hole in the sand and fills it with water they are "changing the environment". Do we need a proper environmental impact statement to determine the negative aspects of these changes? Come on. They are literally moving salt a few meters.
- DropInIn 3y agoNo, they are fundamentally changing the salts state and manner of interaction with the environment. What do giant piles of salt do aside from melt and "burn" whatever they touch? That's right, they Spread.