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Depends on what you put in, how much, and where. I do not think moderate quantities of nutrients are a problem, and very likely has benefits.
by graemep 2y ago
Depends on what you put in, how much, and where.
I do not think moderate quantities of nutrients are a problem, and very likely has benefits.
- emilamlom 2y agoWhat the other commenter is alluding to is that, if this comes into widespread use, it won't just be a moderate amount. We produce mind-boggling amounts of plastic waste and a lot of it would concentrate in rivers and estuaries.
- graemep 2y agoIt will be a moderate amount compared to the amounts that produce dead zones.
- Tagbert 2y agoThese would not break down into the kinds of nutrients that cause algal blooms and dead zones. That is cause by nitrogen and phosphorus runoff.
- emilamlom 2y agoThat's interesting. I didn't have access to the paper, just the abstract, so didn't know it was different.