New uses for propylene, better than herbicides
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This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2018-11-3 at 09:59. Smart people abroad came up with the idea of using flames to kill weeds. Initially, this method was used in agricultural production, but it gradually began to be used in cities as well. Vehicles carry propane, and the flames produced have a temperature of over 2000 degrees; even the toughest weeds can be eliminated instantly! Moreover, the carbon dioxide and water produced by the combustion of propane do not pollute the environment!
But we have many people; our workers can all pull weeds.
The best approach is to not allow welding in the factory at all
I’m sorry if I’m uninformed, but this is the first time I’ve heard that carbon dioxide does not pollute the environment. Is it because of the carbon emission charges that paying for them means it’s no longer considered pollution? :L
It doesn’t pollute the environment like other methods. Indeed, direct burning still produces various gases; composting remains the best approach