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The carbon in the steel is a tiny fraction of the carbon used to make coke which fuels the process. This is similar to plastics. Sure, plastics use petroleum.
by bsder 5y ago
The carbon in the steel is a tiny fraction of the carbon used to make coke which fuels the process.
This is similar to plastics. Sure, plastics use petroleum. However, if we quit burning petroleum for cars, suddenly we have 100+ years of petroleum reserves for plastics.
- sophacles 5y agoOh wow, serious brain-fart on this side. Now that you say it I realize i was kind of being dense - thanks for spelling it out!