Christophe wrote:SO2 limits radiative forcing...

Or ? In the stratosphere and/or in the atmosphere? And how long does it last?

sicetaitsimple wrote:Article from July 2015, it's a bit old. At least, regarding sulfur, things evolved significantly in 2020.

Yes, that was my preamble. I haven't found anything better.

And about particle filters (since the previous article dates from 2015): The enormous hidden pollution of “scrubbers”, these giant particle filters for boats Faced with increasingly strict environmental regulations, scrubbers — these filters installed in chimneys...

Pollution from maritime transport more dangerous than that from automobile transport Studies reveal that ship fuel, which emits a lot of sulfur oxides, is the cause of 60 premature deaths in Europe. Tuesday July 000, while the Minister of Ecology Ségolène Royal...

Macro wrote:Like in any street food outlet... Are you going to buy a kebab from a shopping cart in the street?

And at least it shows, while in some kitchens, things are 100 times worse, not to mention the "Buitoni" factories and their killer pizzas that are so healthy...

Your sentence is worthy of Reporterre.net, the "chained duck" or Raoult :mrgreen: Your stupidity is immeasurable... Already with your "useful sulfur", you confuse that used by farmers at ground level and the sulfuric acid mixture /nitric acid caused by human pollution...

Christophe wrote:It's flying high here!

“A bit” higher than on the “long live heavy fuel oil” topic…

I knew I had seen it somewhere... :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: which one is the real one???? Are the two both counterfeit or counterfeiters...Who knows.... False messiahs....Real lies... That is the question Well what? :shock: :mrgreen: Didier Raoult affirms it...

Releasing sulfur into the atmosphere is not a good idea, we have already talked about it, but the one previously released, from the time of acid rain, had a reducing effect on greenhouse gases and therefore the fact of eliminating this pollution , increases the effects of CR. Indeed, I am not disappointed! &qu...