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Old 10-09-2022, 09:11 PM
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You obviously don't know what a greenhouse gas is but I won't waste my time explaining.
PLEASE DO. I'd love to know how I'm wrong about water vapor and methane being more-effective greenhouse gasses than CO2.

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Old 10-10-2022, 09:41 AM
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Thank you all. I understand the different enviro impacts for evaporation and combustion.

The combustion impact is probably not much different if I burn it in a vehicle or on a brush pile, although there's no catalytic converter on my brush pile!

Others have pointed out evap is illegal and burning in a vehicle is not. This is a good point, regardless of which impact is "worse".

I didn't want to start a battle on the politics nor the science of global warming impact. I just wanted to know if the lack of a hazardous waste disposal process for gasoline was unique to my county. Seems not.

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