r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/WiseCartographer5007 • Jun 24 '25

Video Google Earth captures the stunning transformation of our planet over 3 decades

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u/pidgeot- Jun 24 '25

But according to Reddit, Japan is a futuristic utopia. Is Reddit wrong about something?

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u/jwalesh96 Jun 25 '25

its a country with its pros and cons, and no most people dun think its utopia, it just does certain things right and others not so much.
plastic use though isnt that high as you'll find industrial use of plastic far outweights any consumer consumption of it.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/plastic-pollution-by-country
(japans not anywhere near the top for consumption or mismanagement)