hvdzasaur t1_ivqfey4 wrote
Reply to comment by shitposts_over_9000 in In France all new large parking lots must now be covered in solar panels starting in july 2023. by BuildingBabel
>France has nationwide population density similar to the US midwest
Not at all. France has about a population density of 117.7 people per sqkm or 304.8 per square mile. the US midwest supposedly has 90 people per sqmile, which is approx 34.7 per square km. France is more than 3 times as densely populated. Not only that, 44% of the country lives in the 20 largest metro areas. How is that in any way similar?
Did you confuse miles and km when looking up the numbers? r/confidentlyincorrect
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