Bombs are carefully manufactured with waste products controlled, and products blowing up today’s enemies coming to kill your kids.
I would argue the war industry probably has less regulations than other businesses. In the US there are as many datacenters as military bases/arms factories.
I would argue the war industry probably has less regulations than other businesses.
Got proof? Because I’m pretty sure military contractors have to explain themselves to senators and congresspeople that got them the contract if toxic waste leaks out of a “secure” facility.
Datacenters on the other hand are corporations using their own money/investments to grab land, congress/senators didn’t ask them to.
I would argue the war industry probably has less regulations than other businesses. In the US there are as many datacenters as military bases/arms factories.
Got proof? Because I’m pretty sure military contractors have to explain themselves to senators and congresspeople that got them the contract if toxic waste leaks out of a “secure” facility.
Datacenters on the other hand are corporations using their own money/investments to grab land, congress/senators didn’t ask them to.
And then they have to pay a 10 million fine, but discharging toxic waste saves them 100 million. Very accountable.
Where is this 10 million fine story? I can’t find it.