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I don’t know nearly enough about the process to challenge your point, but I want to point out that just because something smells bad or produces acid in huge qu
by ksdale 5y ago
I don’t know nearly enough about the process to challenge your point, but I want to point out that just because something smells bad or produces acid in huge quantities doesn’t mean it’s permanently bad for the environment like unsequestered carbon emissions.
- akiselev 5y agoThe dose makes the poison and pretty much everything is toxic to a local environment at industrial scales. If the acid is stripping paint from cars faster than parking it on the beach, you can bet its a problem for the vast majority of an ecosystem that evolved alongside a freshwater river.
- jasonwatkinspdx 5y agoThere's this thing called google that will help you resolve this dilemma. It's not even remotely in doubt.
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