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yes she isComing soon to the store: “Gigahoney”
Elon should hire her to put/maintain some bee hives on some of that 3100 acres of "ecological paradise".We need more people like her
The "ecological paradise" that Elon spoke of referred to the surrounding land not the factory."No factory" would be more of an "ecological paradise".
Hyperbole from Musk. Imagine that! That factory has a huge footprint, like all auto factories. Every person having a car, whether EV or ICE, has major ecological impacts. An "ecological paradise" involves EV mass transit and getting away from the desire of every individual to have their own car. EVs are a great step in the right direction though, and will be a huge improvement over ICE, but there are still major impacts.The "ecological paradise" that Elon spoke of referred to the surrounding land not the factory.
Why do you have such a negative interpretation of everything having anything to do with Tesla or Elon Musk? Do you hate success?"No factory" would be more of an "ecological paradise". Electric vehicles and the factories that make them, are more the "lesser of two evils".
PS Bees are cool, and she can save my bees any day!
In June 2020, when Tesla announced they had purchased land and this was going to be the location of their Giga factory. Most people that looked at the location thought it was a swamp, and that Elon was nuts.Why do you have such a negative interpretation of everything having anything to do with Tesla or Elon Musk? Do you hate success?
Tesla is taking hundreds of acres of what was a mineral mining wasteland with completely messed up hydrology, adjacent to a major Interstate highway, an area that has been abused and neglected for many decades, and spending millions of dollars to restore the hydrology, plant native vegetation that will attract wildlife and manage storm events in a beneficial manner. This will attract hikers, mountainbikers, and bird-watchers to an area that was formerly disgusting.
Just keep spouting your anti-Tesla and anti-Elon Musk narrative and see where it takes your life. My guess: nowhere good.