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I do not know the benefits, if any. But that's actually besides the point, which is mission and scope. It is not the job of the US government (or of any foreig
by mytailorisrich 2y ago
I do not know the benefits, if any.
But that's actually besides the point, which is mission and scope. It is not the job of the US government (or of any foreign governments) to provide air quality data in cities around the world and so I find it reasonable if they decide to stop. That's all.
I feel the reactions are much too strong and emotional, probably because many people here have been riled up by Trump and Musk so now overreact to anything they announce.
- DiogenesKynikos 2y agoIt costs almost nothing, it helps people around the world, and it creates good will for the US.