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unbfacts · 1 month ago
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The U.S. holds about 1.4 billion pounds of cheese, primarily owned by private companies and stored in facilities like Missouri's underground warehouses.
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sometimeslondon · 11 months ago
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Shad Thames, an historic street near Tower Bridge with its aerial walkways between the converted warehouses
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eopederson · 4 months ago
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Bryggen, Bergen før turistflommen, Norge, 1972.
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Bryggen, 2023.
In 1972 the buildings housed ship chandlers, clothiers for seaman and fisherman, and similar maritime-related commerce. Now those buildings house restaurants, Christmas-crap shops and other tourist treasure sellers. The famous Norwegian sweaters once worn by maritime workers and now sported by affluent tourists are about the only items sold in 1972 and still available in 2023.
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rjzimmerman · 7 months ago
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Excerpt from this story from The Revelator:
In recent decades the Inland Empire — comprised of San Bernardino and Riverside counties — has been the primary victim of America’s warehouse boom. As demand for online shopping has surged — e-commerce sales grew 50% to $870 billion during the pandemic alone — this region has served as a billionaire’s dumping ground. Those are the words of Tom Dolan, executive director of Inland Congregations United for Change. “Now it’s no longer just Warren Buffet, it’s Jeff Bezos and Amazon,” Dolan told The Guardian in 2021. “And we’re paying the cost of doing their business.”
That business is only made possible by taking out a nonconsensual loan from the residents of surrounding communities. It’s a coercive trade: the health and safety of citizens for the profits they’ll never share. And no worthwhile efforts have been made to pay off that debt.
In order to fulfill the glamorous promises of expedited, overnight and same-day deliveries, diesel trucks conduct over 600,000 daily trips through the Inland Empire alone, carrying roughly 40% of the nation’s goods. These vehicles emit 1,000 pounds of diesel particulate matter every day (alongside 100,000 pounds of nitric oxide and 50,000,000 pounds of carbon dioxide).
The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified diesel particulate matter as a Group 1 carcinogen — the most severe category — due to sufficient evidence linking diesel exposure to lung cancer. (Other studies have suggested a relationship to cancers of the bladder, larynx, esophagus, stomach, pancreas and blood, alongside asthma, other respiratory disease, heart attacks and premature mortality.) The region bordering the warehouse hub in one Inland Empire city, Ontario, ranks in the 95th percentile of cancer. A 2015 study estimated that 70% of the total cancer risk from air pollution in California is caused by diesel exhaust alone.
The people who suffer the consequences of our online shopping are not typically over-consumers themselves. The South Coast Air Quality Management District found that the 2.4 million people living within half a mile of a warehouse are also disproportionately Black and Latino communities below the poverty line. In 2012 San Bernardino ranked as the second poorest city in America with over 34.6% of people living in poverty. And of all the residents living within a mile of the average Amazon warehouse, 80% are people of color.
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aneverydaything · 4 months ago
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Day 2252, 22 August 2024
One of my favourite views in my local area. This is Limekiln Dock in Limehouse which is basically a small inlet from the River Thames. Here converted warehouses stand right next to the water's edge. I cannot say whether they flood regularly and whether they have excellent damp proofing!
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sagent-of-chaos · 2 months ago
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let it go but not the song
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sansimeonsims · 4 months ago
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Right now, I'm trying to find the tenuous balance between satisfying my "plausible" world builder and the practical aspects of making a large, island based world inspired by an infamously buggy EA map. And the world-builder in me is winning.
I ended up creating a few warehouses on the logic that this island province needed an indication that stuff was being shipped out of it to justify the wealthy people houses we see everywhere. The warehouses are bare right now but may be decorated to resemble period warehouses.
Another challenge and benefit to the warehouses is that I can turn them into junkyards, vaults of antiquity, or "secret" buildings for supernaturals without breaking immersion. The challenge being how I'm supposed to make them logically fit into the world by giving them a backstory that has purpose.
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shadowcats4 · 2 months ago
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Can I move into an old coal mine? Please? Is that too much to ask?
For reference:
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Something like that.
Beautiful
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postcard-from-the-past · 8 months ago
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Wine warehouses in the Bercy neighbourhood of Paris
French vintage postcard
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dndsettingsinfo · 1 year ago
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Small Trade Warehouse [31×25] by Cozy Maps
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ufo-lighting-inc · 1 year ago
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deimosatellite · 3 days ago
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AMAZON IS STRIKING LETS FUCKING GO!!!!!! LETS GO!@!
as someone who has worked in amazon warehouses for many years, this is crazy like. oh my god. DURING PEAK SEASON?? LETS GOOOO
media and companies are already trying to say "DONT LET THE UNIONS MISLEAD YOU WE PROMISE WE TREAT OUR WORKERS WELL!!!" well hey ive worked there for YEARS. they do not ! dont listen to their bullshit. it might be difficult to not get frustrated if packages are late at the most important time of the year but thats the whole point -- strikes happening when the workers are most necessary is a massive blow to showing just how essential the workers are . anyways stand with amazon workers this holiday season god fucking bless
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sometimeslondon · 11 months ago
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A closer look at the old walkways crossing Shad Thames between the former warehouses
The banners saying "No Oceandiva" relates to a protest against the mooring of the huge Oceandiva party boat outside these expensive apartments over-looking the River Thames. I must say that I have some sympathy with the protesting residents here. They have paid a lot of money for what they could rightly expect to be a quite, uninterrupted riverside view only to have the equivalent to the Tuxedo Princess parked outside (Sorry this reference is only likely to be understandable to older people familiar with Newcastle upon Tyne!)
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eopederson · 7 months ago
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Bryggen, Bergen, Norge, 2023.
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metalstoragesystems · 2 days ago
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Maximizing Storage Efficiency with Pallet Racking Systems for Warehouses
Efficient storage solutions are crucial for modern warehouses to optimize space and streamline operations. Among the most versatile and practical options are Pallet Racking System Warehouses, Heavy -Duty Pallet Racking Systems, and Heavy- Duty Warehouse Racking Shelving. These systems offer durability, scalability, and accessibility, making them essential for businesses aiming to enhance their storage capabilities.
Understanding Pallet Racking Systems:
A Pallet Racking System Warehouse is designed to store materials on pallets, also known as skids, in horizontal rows with multiple levels. This system provides easy access to inventory, improves organization, and maximizes vertical space utilization. It is ideal for industries ranging from retail and manufacturing to logistics and distribution.
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Heavy Duty Pallet Racking Systems: Built for Strength:
For warehouses handling large quantities of heavy goods, Heavy Duty Pallet Racking Systems are the preferred choice. These systems are engineered to support substantial weight loads without compromising stability or safety. Common features include:
High Load Capacity: Ideal for storing bulk items or heavy machinery.
Customizable Configurations: Adjustable shelves to meet specific storage needs.
Durability: Made from high-grade steel for long-term reliability.
Heavy-duty racking systems are essential for warehouses requiring robust storage solutions to accommodate dynamic inventory demands.
Heavy Duty Warehouse Racking Shelving: Enhanced Accessibility:
In addition to strength, Heavy Duty Warehouse Racking Shelving focuses on accessibility and organization. These shelving units are designed to simplify inventory management, ensuring workers can quickly locate and retrieve items. Benefits include:
Optimized Storage Space: Maximizes floor area by utilizing vertical storage.
Improved Safety: Secure shelving prevents product damage and minimizes accidents.
Versatility: Suitable for storing diverse items, from small components to oversized goods.
The Advantages of Investing in Advanced Racking Systems:
Increased Efficiency: Organized storage reduces retrieval times and boosts productivity.
Scalability: Easily expandable to accommodate growing inventory needs.
Cost-Effective: Durable systems reduce maintenance and replacement costs over time.
Conclusion:
Investing in a Pallet Racking System Warehouse, Heavy Duty Pallet Racking System, or Heavy Duty Warehouse Racking Shelving can revolutionize your warehouse operations. These systems provide a durable, scalable, and efficient solution to meet the challenges of modern storage demands. By choosing the right racking system, businesses can ensure seamless operations and long-term success.
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aneverydaything · 1 year ago
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Day 1941, 16 October 2023
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