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I think the problem is that you're eliminating the cleanest and most regulated segment of the market, so even if it's 40% of the FF used, it's a much smaller fr
by djrogers 9y ago
I think the problem is that you're eliminating the cleanest and most regulated segment of the market, so even if it's 40% of the FF used, it's a much smaller fraction of pollution produced.
- mikeyouse 9y agoWhich is mostly irrelevant if carbon is your concern since CO2 emissions are fixed per unit of fuel.
- DaiPlusPlus 9y ago> CO2 emissions are fixed per unit of fuel. Is this true though? Does it matter on the grade of fuel, or petrol vs diesel? I think I read that leaded fuel emits less CO2 than unleaded fuel, but I'd definitely choose more CO2 than lead in the air, tyvm.