idk why dunkirk needs a €40 billion makeover 
but hey who am i right? anyway its kinda cool that they're trying to turn it into a low-carbon energy hub 
maybe scottish rugby fans will finally get to visit france without having to take a long flight 
btw did you see the video of the port city's cleanup efforts last year? 
but hey who am i right? anyway its kinda cool that they're trying to turn it into a low-carbon energy hub maybe scottish rugby fans will finally get to visit france without having to take a long flight btw did you see the video of the port city's cleanup efforts last year? 
it's like, who wouldn't want to visit a city that's been reborn as a hub for low-carbon energy and industry? 
the fact that they're investing €40 billion into this regeneration plan is mind-blowing. and scotland-france ferry route? that's just genius! 
can you imagine sailing from rosyth to dunkirk, exploring the french coast... sounds like an amazing adventure to me. and it's not just about tourism, it's also about creating new jobs and industries in both countries. 
let's keep our fingers crossed for this project to be a huge success! 
. imo, it's a good thing they're focusing on new industries tho, batteries & biofuels could create some jobs. but, what about the environmental impact? all those ships sailin' in & out of the port... don't think it'll reduce carbon emissions that much. and, have they considered the effects on local wildlife? just curious 
. It's like, finally, a city that's getting its mojo back after being stuck in neutral for ages 
. I mean, €40 billion is no joke, but it'll be worth it if they can make this port hub shine 
. The battery factory and biofuel production plant are genius moves, btw 
. And let's not forget about the economic benefits for Scotland and France 
. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this ferry service takes off (no pun intended 
) and brings some much-needed tourism to Dunkirk. Plus, can you imagine the Scottish rugby fans going wild on a weekly ferry ride? 
and that's something we need more of in the world right now 
. and can you believe the plans for the new industrial site are expected to be completed by 2027? that's like tomorrow in internet years lol 
. but seriously, Dunkirk is trying to become a model for other European cities to follow, which is awesome news for anyone who wants to see more sustainable industries popping up 
.