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I just looked, and you're right. It's in an industrial area several km from homes, and near existing NG facilities, including one where they flare gas. https:/
by badc0ffee 10mo ago
I just looked, and you're right. It's in an industrial area several km from homes, and near existing NG facilities, including one where they flare gas.
https://www.facebook.com/abacustrategic/posts/pfbid02rrUwoWMdq5HSrvEM1uuhJS3GavG89PTQ9akv2iFYHtCJETQjuQnno5mtVroTTAw5l https://www.facebook.com/abacustrategic/posts/pfbid02rrUwoWM...
https://maps.app.goo.gl/fYwcSi8vfPBnsYeK7 https://maps.app.goo.gl/fYwcSi8vfPBnsYeK7
I don't doubt that it is a source of pollution, but I agree that this is overblown in the same was as the claims that datacentres are using up all the fresh water.
- immibis 10mo agoIt's not overblown. That plant has sufficient pollution filters installed. You can find more info elsewhere in this comment section.
- badc0ffee 10mo agoBut it's still not localized to the one neighbourhood in the Time article any more than any other in Memphis (or even West Memphis across the river).