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CO2 levels are high in enclosed spaces, not in urban environments
by paulsutter 3y ago
CO2 levels are high in enclosed spaces, not in urban environments
- RobotToaster 3y agoPeople who live in urban environments statistically spend less time outdoors.
- jogjayr 3y agoCitation? Won't people who live in small apartments need to go out more often for necessities? I know I did.
- hombre_fatal 3y agoIn US cities, going for groceries barely entails time spent outside. You drive your mobile living room to the store and back.
- jogjayr 3y agoThe person I replied was speaking specifically about urban areas.
- 0xcde4c3db 3y agoDid your source consider time spent in vehicles to be "indoors", "outdoors", or its own category? It definitely makes a difference.
- SkyPuncher 3y agoOddly, I've suspected the opposite. In my eyes, people who live in urban areas walk for transportation far more often than suburbanites.