Taiwan's semiconductor industry is a double-edged sword; it accounts for 25% of GDP but poses significant sustainability challenges due to high water and energy consumption.
As the world's leader in chip production, Taiwan's TSMC dominates with 64% of the global market, but this manufacturing success raises environmental concerns.
Chip manufacturing in Taiwan is vital to the economy, yet it utilizes substantial resources, including 8% of the island's electricity, reflecting a significant sustainability dilemma.
The juxtaposition of tranquil rice paddies with the bustling silicon chip factories illustrates the growing conflicts between nature and the needs of a high-tech economy.
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