Recycled shells of mollusks native to the Mediterranean Sea were used to manufacture the synthetic floor of the athletics track, as part of the Games’ commitment to sustainability.
  • thejml@lemm.eeEnglish
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    5 mesi fa

    Recycled shells of mollusks native to the Mediterranean Sea were used to manufacture the synthetic floor of the athletics track, as part of the Games’ commitment to sustainability.

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  • Moonrise2473English
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    5 mesi fa

    According to Mondo, the construction of a track using biogenic calcium carbonate offsets the emissions of a Euro 4 diesel vehicle driving 60,000 kilometers.

    Weird comparison to choose a car pollution limit created 2 decades ago. Let’s take a calculator. Assuming 150g per km that’s 9 tons. Let me find some numbers… using this technique it can almost offset the CO2 emitted by Elon musk’s private jet in this 2 hours flight https://mastodon.social/@elonjet/112860238332093251 awesome! 👍

    • reddig33@lemmy.worldEnglish
      11·
      5 mesi fa

      Here I was hoping it was something like “recycled plastic bottles” or “ground up old tires”.

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    5 mesi fa
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        It’s whatever app you’re using that’s the problem. It looks fine on a browser.

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            If you’re complaining at the fact that this bot will give feedback regarding any news article trustworthiness…I appreciate it saving me a few clicks and a search. I have my own pet peeves with its source’s own bias, but that would be a different discussion. I have no qualms with it showing on every news article giving a heads up regarding the news source being pure bullshit generally, or having any merit.

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