What commodity is next, natural gas?

180 views • 9 upvotes • Made by Abby_Normal 2 years ago in Real_Politics

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RunawayTrain
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EyewitlessNews
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DrSarcasm
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EyewitlessNews
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whybotherbear44
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Maybe, but remember, lots of it gets burned off at the refinery. However, if we're cracking less petroleum......
Abby_NormalM
1 up, 2y, 1 reply
Those are excess materials which cannot be recovered or recycled unless you've got a better theory, let's hear it.
whybotherbear44
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
Yep, excess natural gas. It's difficult to store, but you can make plastic grocery bags with it.
Abby_NormalM
1 up, 2y, 1 reply
Plastic grocery bags won't heat your home which is the topic at hand, but they are very colorful when burned.
whybotherbear44
0 ups, 2y, 1 reply
The gas can be burned for heat or used to make plastic. That was the discussion
Abby_NormalM
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No, they cannot be used for heat. Not all gases are the same.
whybotherbear44
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I worked 22 years in chemical engineering, try again

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