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Tesla found a way to get out of environmental regulations at its Texas gigafactory
(www.businessinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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I thought that was just being in Texas? You’re fucking the planet AND society at the same time!? Hell, that’s just Tuesday down there.
He’s just taking advantage of laws passed by the state legislature. Texas cities used to have some influence over their unincorporated surrounding areas, but someone in the lege got pissed off about it.
Of course, Tesla could still be a good neighbor, but everyone please think about the shareholders! 🙄