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Nearly 2 million metric tons of wild fish used to feed Norwegian farmed salmon annually, report finds
Nearly 2 million metric tons of wild fish are harvested from the ocean to feed Norwegian farmed salmon every year, according to a new report.
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I've seen that working. A few coppers came into my favourite balti house. They were breathing in some CO2 when they were in there. The level of CO2 was a bit higher than normal because it was a busy Saturday night, so quite packed. Before they even got home, the methane was pumping out their backsides at a fierce rate.
I was puzzled about how the policemen managed to convert CO2 into methane and I found this on Google:I've seen that working. A few coppers came into my favourite balti house. They were breathing in some CO2 when they were in there. The level of CO2 was a bit higher than normal because it was a busy Saturday night, so quite packed. Before they even got home, the methane was pumping out their backsides at a fierce rate.
I am not sure how they could manage to create temperatures of 300 to 400C, except that since it was a curry house they may have had a very hot vindaloo. Where they got the hydrogen, I have no idea.“To recycle carbon dioxide into methane, an established industrial method involves the reaction of hydrogen and carbon dioxide using a ruthenium-based catalyst at temperatures of 300 to 400 degrees Celsius, but this method limited how much and when methane could be produced since it requires such high temperature,” ...