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Yes they exist and they work. However to build them requires stringent regulations to make them a viable cost solution. If it is ok to blow out the toxic smoke
by seb1204 2y ago
Yes they exist and they work. However to build them requires stringent regulations to make them a viable cost solution.
If it is ok to blow out the toxic smoke the high end solution will not be built.
The best thing is still avoiding waste.
- albrewer 2y ago> However to build them requires stringent regulations to make them a viable cost solution In the US, the EPA has had regulations around this since the late 70's; it's a cost of doing business at this point, not a wild new theoretical rule framework.
- CRConrad 2y ago> The best thing is still avoiding waste. Yeah, and the as-yet-unattainable perfect is still the enemy of the currently-attainable good.