← Back to context Comment by undersuit 3 days ago How are you going to recapture fertilizer runoff. 2 comments undersuit Reply avadodin 3 days ago There are techniques both at origin and downstream.I have not reviewed every method but, even if they are energy intensive, they probably beat blasting a carburetor and dumping the compounds. undersuit 2 days ago I mentioned removing the excess nutrients from the water because removing them "works a small fraction of the time, it is awful to wildlife and it is an eyesore." not to mention the energy requirements which you think shouldn't include wind.
avadodin 3 days ago There are techniques both at origin and downstream.I have not reviewed every method but, even if they are energy intensive, they probably beat blasting a carburetor and dumping the compounds. undersuit 2 days ago I mentioned removing the excess nutrients from the water because removing them "works a small fraction of the time, it is awful to wildlife and it is an eyesore." not to mention the energy requirements which you think shouldn't include wind.
undersuit 2 days ago I mentioned removing the excess nutrients from the water because removing them "works a small fraction of the time, it is awful to wildlife and it is an eyesore." not to mention the energy requirements which you think shouldn't include wind.
There are techniques both at origin and downstream.
I have not reviewed every method but, even if they are energy intensive, they probably beat blasting a carburetor and dumping the compounds.
I mentioned removing the excess nutrients from the water because removing them "works a small fraction of the time, it is awful to wildlife and it is an eyesore." not to mention the energy requirements which you think shouldn't include wind.