B.C. fish processors spewing potentially dangerous bloodwate
herbie @ Fri Dec 01, 2017 11:59 am
Process the fish on land. Grind up the offal and blood and dry it in cement ponds, treat it with ultraviolet and hydrogen peroxide thing that kill but don't introduce harmful chemicals. Sell it as fertilizer. Might even be good for food pellets to feed back to the fish farm.
I dunno, is there something wrong with that? It solves the immediate problem and there's a new marketable product and not a lot of cost.
CharlesAnthony @ Fri Dec 01, 2017 12:36 pm
herbie herbie:
I dunno, is there something wrong with that?
How much does that all cost?
BartSimpson @ Fri Dec 01, 2017 12:46 pm
herbie herbie:
Not the point, it was analogy.
But now you say you'd support a pro-environment objective because you can see and smell it, but oppose almost any other because 'vegetarians' are behind it.
Fall a bit short on people who can see and experience climate change outside their front window or oppose pipelines crossing their favorite trout stream.
But now you say you'd support a pro-environment objective because you can see and smell it, but oppose almost any other because 'vegetarians' are behind it.
Fall a bit short on people who can see and experience climate change outside their front window or oppose pipelines crossing their favorite trout stream.
Feel free to ask Zipperfish or Dr. Caleb: I have always and consistently supported reducing pollution for its own sake. Note that I do not consider CO2 to be a pollutant.
I oppose silly, expensive measures whose primary results put people out of business and that all too often have greater negative impacts on the environment than the problems they were trying to solve...like MBTE.