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Also hydrogen gas is used to make gasoline. If fossil fuel production was heavily reduced I'm guessing it would be trivial to replace part of naptha production with hydrogen from renewable sources?

Maybe it would be redundant.

By energy wasted on food and trash I mean the hydrogen & energy (both generally from fossil fuels) that go into a lot of the fertilizer which is used in industrial agriculture. All of the energy which goes into plastic manufacturing: fossil fuel feedstocks, cellulose and other stuff going into it, to the transport of supplies & the energy use of everything.

Yeah effective composting is a good way of doing that. I have a compost bin.

😿 From where?

Ugh yeah you'd still need to sort out the unsuitable / explosion inducing objects anyways but type of plastic is prolly really important :-/

Idk I usually think about manufacturing as like how expensive the labor is + training & education + access to technology + the reagents going in + overhead of facility + transport + electrical grid stuff + supply chain

as far as what is actually going on inside the big TRASH reactor I'm a bit mystified thanks

I guess but some of the shit is trolling that's what grabs me

Maybe if I get to be nuclear pope.

No journaloid is trustworthy to me!

This is REAL Semiconductor Manufacturing, verified by REAL Probers.

Didn't it cause at least one US navy collision of a very large vessel? Unresponsive touch screen steering?

Personally, I have no way to comment, but I see and hear you.

From what I've been told it doesn't really have any issue with spewing fucking dioxins everywhere like the waste incineration power stations?

Why did Scandinavians build those then lol??

I'd say it's even a better use than recycling it into more single-use plastics.

For sure. Isn't one of the biggest issues with it sorting everything out? Plastic waste contaminated with food has to be really common right?

Re: My comments on hydrogen gas specifically, I don't know how any of this shit works in terms of chemistry or equipment or anything. :3 I just think renewable production of fuels is very cool because it can just be stored in a big vessel (although hydrogen needs to be compressed or stored in some kind of solution like with some zinc batteries i posted about before)

when talking to people about the renewable energy transition, one of the points has been frequently raised as a negative is the overuse of lithium ion batteries (we're using gigantic lithium batteries for data centers & for power stations, which could be replaced by flow batteries and other stuff (actually may have still neglected to post about flow batteries) but renewable fuel production is one of those things that skirts around the issue (can cause pollution tho ofc), so I find it very interesting.

Hydrogen is so used for lots of industrial processes other than being a clean energy source, like fertilizer

You're right on the money as far as going out and harvesting biomass rather than waste disposal that doubles as energy production being dumb. This magazine's editors and writers have a completely different worldview than me. I wasn't sure if you were joking/I was misunderstanding you about there not being energy to burn in plastic and food waste.

I don't know what people's hang up about nuclear is.

And all the naysayers about renewables are getting swept by the Chinese yeah.