Message from @Antiboom

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2019-04-17 03:02:04 UTC  

@Jym how’s fracking environmentally friendly?

2019-04-17 03:02:08 UTC  

Or rather, what is it?

2019-04-17 03:02:14 UTC  

I don’t really know enough about it

2019-04-17 03:02:29 UTC  

google it

2019-04-17 03:02:58 UTC  

Won’t we still eventually run out of oil even with fracking

2019-04-17 03:06:25 UTC  

lol fracking is not good

2019-04-17 03:06:32 UTC  

it ruins the soils

2019-04-17 03:06:57 UTC  

even the more traditional mining methods are better

2019-04-17 03:08:16 UTC  

@Antiboom

OK this is a TL;Dr but still pretty long. We frack for oil mostly lite sweet crude. The process of hydrofracking off-gasses a lot of NatGas as a a *side effect*. The frackers don't have any real use for it and it's a pain to deal with because it's a gas and hard to store. The net outcome is that the cost of NatGas in the US is basically the transportation cost. Due to fracking we have the cheapest NatGas on the planet.

NatGas burns a lot cleaner than other fossil fuels and due to the low cost we have been able to afford new methods like dual-cycle reactors that make it even cleaner and more efficient (in petrochemical pollution is a synonym for waste and loss). This is why our reduction in carbon emissions makes us compliant to treaties we never signed.

2019-04-17 03:09:21 UTC  

@Achlys

That's physically impossible. For a frack to work it has to pressurize the system a mile under the water table. Seepage would prevent the frack from functioning.

2019-04-17 03:09:58 UTC  

It doesn't need pressure, just displacement

2019-04-17 03:10:26 UTC  

Don't speak retarded propaganda

2019-04-17 03:12:28 UTC  

No it requires pressure. To work you have to fracture the rock and release the hydrocarbons. A typical frack runs about 9000PSI.

2019-04-17 03:13:44 UTC  

To put that to scale high pressure steam is 75PSI and a commercial sandblaster is rated at 150PSI.

2019-04-17 03:33:15 UTC  

Fracking is better then being a slave to Saudi petro dollar shenanigans

2019-04-17 03:33:36 UTC  

^

2019-04-17 03:34:32 UTC  

Also being in a giant fracking state, the amount of nonsense i deal with from people who wont even go read current regulation is absolutely amazing

2019-04-17 03:36:03 UTC  

Or

2019-04-17 03:36:07 UTC  

We could just invade Saudi Arabia

2019-04-17 03:36:18 UTC  

Id prefer to just glass mecca

2019-04-17 03:36:26 UTC  

Under the whole “human rights” reasoning

2019-04-17 03:36:35 UTC  

And then just take the oil instead of paying

2019-04-17 03:36:39 UTC  

Sure

2019-04-17 03:36:42 UTC  

Glass it then invade

2019-04-17 03:36:55 UTC  

Couple of nuclear weapons dialed for minimum fallout

2019-04-17 03:37:24 UTC  

Submarine nukes

2019-04-17 03:37:25 UTC  

And when I say a couple I mean an entire SSBN worth of trident IIs

2019-04-17 03:37:33 UTC  

Hahahahah

2019-04-17 03:37:43 UTC  

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2019-04-17 03:37:50 UTC  

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2019-04-17 03:38:04 UTC  

Could always blame isrealis

2019-04-17 03:38:09 UTC  

I think they carry a total of 176 warheads?

2019-04-17 03:38:11 UTC  

Nah

2019-04-17 03:38:13 UTC  

Human rights

2019-04-17 03:38:26 UTC  

Can’t violate humans rights if there are no humans to violate the rights of

2019-04-17 03:38:29 UTC  

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2019-04-17 03:41:40 UTC  

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2019-04-17 03:41:41 UTC  

I mean we don't *need* the Saudis to begin with. We're a net exporter and that's just oil. When you look at distillates and naptha products in the crack chain it's not even funny.

2019-04-17 03:42:33 UTC  

@Jym i agree, colorados getting ready to slit its own throat

2019-04-17 03:42:41 UTC  

With excess regs

2019-04-17 03:44:44 UTC  

Yeah my little sister was trying to get me to moveout there. She's a pipefitter and I did a lot of downstream operations.