Submitted by redingerforcongress t3_ydo0xd in Futurology
[deleted] t1_itv4foj wrote
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Keeperofthe7keysAf-S t1_itv8xeu wrote
This isn't greenwashing if it's sourced from waste. That's CO2 that would have entered the atmosphere anyways, was originally sourced from the atmosphere by plants, and burning it actually skips the 20 years it would have spent as methane which is 80x more potent as a greenhouse gas than CO2, making it actually a benefit. No new carbon is being released as is the case with fossil fuels. Is this scalable to the entire energy economy? No, is it a sustainable use of a byproduct of waste in place of carbon adding fossil fuels? Yes.
[deleted] t1_itva0h0 wrote
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Keeperofthe7keysAf-S t1_itvd1qe wrote
My paycheck isn't reliant on a lack of understanding of science, is yours? Manufacturing opposition to fossil fuel replacements would be a natural course of action for companies reliant on their continued use.
icowrich t1_itvm6m7 wrote
A waste of what? Manure?
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