Source - The colors of the grids represent CO2 emissions
The title is a reference to the 2021 Texas power crisis
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2024
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it's insane that so many flyover states are competing (and winning) against fucking California
edit: by winning, i meant having more carbon emissions, not doing better. dumb wording.
California has huge tracts of land that get sunshine like 365 days per year.
so Nevada doesn't get much sunshine?
Nevada spent all their sunshine on hookers and blow.
Makes sense when you realize 12% of Americans live in CA, vs somewhere like WY where 0.17% of Americans live.
what i meant was there producing more carbon emissions. you would expect more populous areas to produce more carbon emissions
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Why did you cut off Maine?
lol because it’s individual countries vs states in a nation?
What a lousy comparison.
Right above the US are much greener provinces which also aren't individual countries.
and are also vastly less populated, the majority of Canadians are coastal.