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I hope you only buy Argentine beef and bread from China...

guckuck2 schrieb:

Not really. Agriculture causes significantly more fine dust in Germany than all road traffic combined.
The main sources are manure and the ammonia compounds it contains, as well as dusty fieldwork like harvesting and plowing.

So, what’s the alternative? Food doesn’t just grow in supermarkets...

Most of the openings are now closed here (I actually don’t have a recent photo showing all the openings already blocked), and the windows are installed.
I’m currently working on filling all holes in the concrete ceilings (for example, laundry chutes), closing the remaining openings, and installing the window sills. In addition, I will be installing a flush-mounted distribution box in the garage, which I plan to use to control my future lawn sprinklers.

Maria16 schrieb:

I hope you only buy Argentine beef and bread from China...

No, I never said that.
I eat tons of meat from all over. Well, not so much from Argentina, the quality is usually poor.
But that doesn’t make my previous statements untrue.

@guckuck2, you are right, just as it has been proven that car brakes produce more fine dust than diesel engines! Nevertheless, ceramic brakes are not being adopted because diesel simply has to be phased out.

guckuck2 schrieb:

No, I didn’t say that either.
I eat tons of meat from all over. Well, not so much from Argentina, the quality is usually poor.
But that doesn’t make my previous statements untrue.

Eating that much meat is not healthy!

tomtom79 schrieb:

@guckuck2 , you are right, just as it has been proven that car brakes produce more fine dust than diesel engines! Still, ceramic brakes are not widely adopted because diesel has to be eliminated.

Ceramic brakes simply aren’t suitable for every car. Even major sports car manufacturers now prefer to install large steel brakes instead of ceramic ones.