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A coking problem with a large head

2009-04-16View Original

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In Kigenda no Monogatari 2, the water in the countryside is polluted by a coking plant! The leader sent someone to blow up the factory. I ask everyone, why was it necessary to blow up the factory? Just shut down the machine, that’s it Does everything that has been coked have to disappear from the Earth in order to solve the problem? In the real world too, is it true that wherever there is pollution, the factories responsible for that pollution are simply removed from the map?
Reply #22009-04-16
The main focus should still be on developing new coking processes to reduce pollution.
Reply #32009-04-16
As long as the machine is there, someone will always try to use it secretly. Remember, even a 10% profit incentive is enough to drive people to take risks
Reply #42009-04-16
It highlights the failure of specialized education in fields such as chemistry and environmental protection, as well as the falsehood of \"progress\". It highlights the nonsense of the relevant departments. Of course, it’s all art.
Reply #52009-04-16
If their machine destroys yours, won’t you have to pay compensation?
Reply #62009-04-16
Of course, there is an element of artistic manipulation involved, but the pollution in the coking industry is indeed severe; new technologies are needed to improve environmental protection. China’s economic development has always come at the cost of the environment
Reply #72009-04-16
Is the leader really upset? No way! It doesn’t seem like this is a civilized way of acting///// I think it’s still necessary to improve the processes and continue to create value///

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