I knew that Norway had a lot of heavy metal bands but this is getting ridiculous.
Seriously, though, this is crazy and scary. How quickly your access to clean potable water dries up (pun intended) when you aren’t the world isn’t taking climate change seriously.
Edit: came back because I realized I made it sound like it was the fault of the people in that town, and not an overarching problem that certainly wasn’t their own fault. That town alone cannot possibly produce enough pollution to blame it on them. It’s obviously a worldwide issue that impacts people all over the world somewhat randomly because can’t actually predict all outcomes of climate change.
I knew that Norway had a lot of heavy metal bands but this is getting ridiculous.
Seriously, though, this is crazy and scary. How quickly your access to clean potable water dries up (pun intended) when
you aren’tthe world isn’t taking climate change seriously.Edit: came back because I realized I made it sound like it was the fault of the people in that town, and not an overarching problem that certainly wasn’t their own fault. That town alone cannot possibly produce enough pollution to blame it on them. It’s obviously a worldwide issue that impacts people all over the world somewhat randomly because can’t actually predict all outcomes of climate change.
You are what you
eatdrink. That explains the number of heavy metal bands.That’s not heavy metal, that’s the hippity hoppity of Norsk, my fellow music lover.
Æ væt, just wanted to show off heavy water music.