[Via Chicago]

i mean, im talking about distribution warehouses since thats pretty much all thats being built in this area and likely what will be built. other guy mentioned manufacturing as a point of comparison.

at the end of the day though its the totality of everything (including community vulnerability, existing presence of pollution and corresponding sources, access or lack thereof to environmental amenities that other areas take for granted, history of unremeditated environmental injustices, etc) that creates a burden. its not just one thing. if we had electrified semi fleets this might not be as big a deal from an air quality standpoint, although it would probably still be bad from a traffic and quality of life standpoint.