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Tag Archives: manufacturing
With great manufacturing, comes great pollution
The Chinese are overtaking the US in many things. As said before, one was manufacturing. What’s interesting is that with all this manufacturing requires a lot of power. LOTS of it. And thus, they’re building about one coal plant every … Continue reading
Posted in Observations, Politics
Tagged , China, coal plant, energy, Kyoto Protocol, manufacturing, plant, pollution, power, power plant
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Everything under the sun is “Made in China”
It’s interesting when you read about things that are made in China. I mean, who really doesn’t know that things are manufactured there anyways? Anything you pick up practically has the little sticker on it. But something that I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyles, Observations
Tagged , America, American, bags, capitalism, China, designer bags, greed, manufacturing
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