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To be fair, "dinosaur biomass" would be innacurate, but "biomass-derived fuel" is a perfectly fine description that you'll find in a lot of places.
by agucova 5y ago
To be fair, "dinosaur biomass" would be innacurate, but "biomass-derived fuel" is a perfectly fine description that you'll find in a lot of places.
- micheljansen 5y agoBy that logic what would you call manure? Vegans are going to have a very hard time this way!
- dTal 5y agoA) manure is plant biomass, not animal B) anyway, you don't eat manure C) anyway, vegans are fine with figs so the whole thing is a strawman
- atombender 5y agoNitpick: Most manure used in agriculture is primarily composed of animal feces, which isn't strictly made of just plant matter.
- bagacrap 5y agoVegans avoid any animal products, not just the animal's flesh. They don't want any animals held captive. Manure is definitely an animal by-product and it's collected from domesticated animals, so manure is not vegan in the same way a facial cream derived from milk would not be vegan. I don't really know to what extent manure is used to fertilize these days though.