Is coal chemical industry causing global warming?
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 21:16. The weather in Ordos has been very abnormal this year; in the past, temperatures would drop to minus 20 degrees for extended periods, with an average temperature of around minus 16 degrees. This year, however, there have only been 2 days when the temperature was below minus 20 degrees, and the average temperature seems to be around minus 10 degrees. It seems that other areas are experiencing similar weather to usual this year, with some places even being colder than last year. What could be the reason for this? Was it done by the coal chemical industry or something else? It’s really hard to understand, but it’s a fact that this winter will be much warmer than usual! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . Note # ) # # , . hcbbs
It’s all the fault of coal chemical industry! ! !
Everything is relative; it’s possible to cool down the surrounding areas! ;P
Only our moderator can explain this! Blotched Bamboo, come quickly! :lol
:In principle, coal chemical enterprises do have a significant impact on global climate changes, especially due to their massive emissions of carbon dioxide. But the weather has been really strange this year; it’s unbearably cold~
The key point is that it’s not cold in Ordos – instead, it’s warm! That’s really a problem! Can we stay warm just by engaging in coal chemical industry? :lol
It’s not as sinister as you say; the coal chemical industry is just a sector that has emerged recently. But aren’t those small thermal power plants, steel mills, and small refining facilities the sources of pollution? As for the weather in Ordos this year, it seems to me to be a reflection of global warming. Can you feel the warmth these days? The average temperature is below -20 degrees every day – how do you explain that? Hehe
The coal chemical industry certainly plays a role; gases such as methane and carbon dioxide are major contributors to the greenhouse effect
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