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by bryanlarsen
2668 days ago
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If you buy your mango frozen, it's quite likely that the majority of the transportation CO2 is the trip from the grocery store to your home. From the plantation to the grocery store it's being transported in large quantity by highly efficient trains, boats and semi-trailers. |
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- https://inews.co.uk/news/long-reads/cargo-container-shipping...
- https://medium.com/@victoria27/heres-how-much-pollution-ship...
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_impact_of_shippi...
And then you witness that half of the bananas delivered to your office every week ends up in the trash because they're too ripe, but yeah, the ship that moved them from latin america to europe was efficient, no biggie.
Just like half of the cheap, low quality things imported from asia that breaks after a few weeks (basically 70% of amazon inventory)