I mean, that's just water vapor coming out of there. Pure water vapor… It doesn't pollute the environment in the slightest.
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Hello, I arrived in Norway yesterday and went to the supermarket. There, for the first time, I encountered bell peppers wrapped in plastic. You know the three pieces in a crinkle bag, but each one is individually "hygienically sealed"? What do you think about that?
I am very interested in this question because I find it very interesting how the characteristics of animals can also be reflected in humans at certain moments in life.
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Haallo SuperMan,
I guess there’s another fade of the past, it’s more a kind of symbol (hope the name is right) for pollution as a real example. There are in our time too rarely the still dirty slopes like the past. Surely you could show planes with their ties.
Even if only water vaporizes there, it still affects the environment, it changes the microclimate. In addition, the nuclear power plants must also have cooling towers and produce radioactive waste.
Of course, this can only say the medium that the images use. If you’re happy, you can write down the next time you see it and ask, maybe you’ll get an answer.
MfG PlueschTiger
Well, there are two arguments for this:
I used to be in a tour like this. It’s just very humid air like in the tropics.
I don’t know, but it feels good that not all of the media can be brazed.
Because the average German has no idea.