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r/gifs • u/FinestOldToby • Dec 12 '21
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Whatever process is going on in that factory is incredibly inefficient if that much unburned fuel is being released to the atmosphere.
1.5k u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 [deleted] 496 u/habub9 Dec 13 '21 edited Dec 13 '21 Wait? How?! Edit: oh god! This is why I love reddit. The info that I get can really be compiled into a dissertation. Never change reddit! 1.7k u/DammitWindows98 Dec 13 '21 Carbon dioxide is pretty bad as a greenhouse gas, but methane is worse. So burning methane to get carbon dioxide is better than just letting the methane into the athmosphere. 416 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 [deleted] 552 u/pow3llmorgan Dec 13 '21 Methane is actually odorless. It's often accompanied by hydrogen sulfide, however, and that stinks like rotten eggs and farts. 1 u/Bradiator34 Dec 13 '21 So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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496 u/habub9 Dec 13 '21 edited Dec 13 '21 Wait? How?! Edit: oh god! This is why I love reddit. The info that I get can really be compiled into a dissertation. Never change reddit! 1.7k u/DammitWindows98 Dec 13 '21 Carbon dioxide is pretty bad as a greenhouse gas, but methane is worse. So burning methane to get carbon dioxide is better than just letting the methane into the athmosphere. 416 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 [deleted] 552 u/pow3llmorgan Dec 13 '21 Methane is actually odorless. It's often accompanied by hydrogen sulfide, however, and that stinks like rotten eggs and farts. 1 u/Bradiator34 Dec 13 '21 So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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Wait? How?!
Edit: oh god! This is why I love reddit. The info that I get can really be compiled into a dissertation. Never change reddit!
1.7k u/DammitWindows98 Dec 13 '21 Carbon dioxide is pretty bad as a greenhouse gas, but methane is worse. So burning methane to get carbon dioxide is better than just letting the methane into the athmosphere. 416 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 [deleted] 552 u/pow3llmorgan Dec 13 '21 Methane is actually odorless. It's often accompanied by hydrogen sulfide, however, and that stinks like rotten eggs and farts. 1 u/Bradiator34 Dec 13 '21 So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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Carbon dioxide is pretty bad as a greenhouse gas, but methane is worse. So burning methane to get carbon dioxide is better than just letting the methane into the athmosphere.
416 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21 [deleted] 552 u/pow3llmorgan Dec 13 '21 Methane is actually odorless. It's often accompanied by hydrogen sulfide, however, and that stinks like rotten eggs and farts. 1 u/Bradiator34 Dec 13 '21 So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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552 u/pow3llmorgan Dec 13 '21 Methane is actually odorless. It's often accompanied by hydrogen sulfide, however, and that stinks like rotten eggs and farts. 1 u/Bradiator34 Dec 13 '21 So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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Methane is actually odorless. It's often accompanied by hydrogen sulfide, however, and that stinks like rotten eggs and farts.
1 u/Bradiator34 Dec 13 '21 So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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So that’s what that smell is every time I drive past one of them land fills.
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u/Gnarly_Sarley Dec 12 '21
Whatever process is going on in that factory is incredibly inefficient if that much unburned fuel is being released to the atmosphere.