Hey retards? Did the environmental impact of reconstruction of property via fuel spent shipping materials that wouldn't have been needed if property wasn't destroyed from busted pipes, the impact of making the new stuff, the expense of extra lumber required while we're already in a shortage, etc etc?
Don't forget all the extra food that's needed now because stuff spoiled, or all the plastic from the bottled water because the water isn't safe to drink without boiling in big parts of Texas.
Anyone have a clearer image of the text bellow?
I want confirmation. Even though I wouldn't put it past the new administration to be typically petty.
Here you go: https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2021/02/f82/DOE%20202%28c%29%20Emergency%20Order%20-%20ERCOT%2002.14.2021.pdf
Hey retards? Did the environmental impact of reconstruction of property via fuel spent shipping materials that wouldn't have been needed if property wasn't destroyed from busted pipes, the impact of making the new stuff, the expense of extra lumber required while we're already in a shortage, etc etc?
Don't forget all the extra food that's needed now because stuff spoiled, or all the plastic from the bottled water because the water isn't safe to drink without boiling in big parts of Texas.
You consider that retards?
thnx