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by SlowRobotAhead
2531 days ago
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>Production of aluminium involves both high temperatures (950 to 980 degrees Celsius) and a rather large amount of electricity. It’s rare I see anyone have even the slightest bit of actual production knowledge in these climate-related topics, so I appreciate that. You’re right about recycling aluminum. It’s also why a LOT of the new production work is done in Iceland with geothermal heat and nearly free electricity. Unfortunately, it makes so much sense to produce aluminum in Iceland, that it’s shipped from China to Iceland and back again to do so... on crude tanker fuel at very low efficiency. |
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