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SpaceX accused of dumping mercury into Texas waters for years
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Huh, if only NASA Earth's science budget could stretch farther somehow so they could better monitor and tell us.... now I wonder how they could reduce their mission costs by orders of magnitude....
They are literally monitoring it and telling us. You just don't like what you're being told.
No they're not. You're sitting here asking open ended questions like "do you think that will be good for the upper atmosphere".
It was a rhetorical question.
No, you said that NASA is monitoring methane emissions in the upper atmosphere and that it's harming us.
Please provide your source for that claim.
The article I showed you about SpaceX destroying the ozone layer was not talking about methane:
I guess you didn't read it.
But yes, NASA does monitor methane emissions.
https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/jpl/methane-super-emitters-mapped-by-nasas-new-earth-space-mission/
Lol I know. Then you brought up their methane missions.
Your 'bashing everything remotely associated with a villain' is just as flawed as people's hero worship. You see company's as their CEO, I see them as a large collection of workers.
Good thing that's not what I'm doing then.