UK’s Dirtiest Power: The Shocking Truth Behind Waste Incineration | Most Viral Today

[gpt3] Expand Did you know that burning rubbish in the UK is now the dirtiest way to generate electricity? A shocking BBC investigation reveals that waste incinerators, especially those burning plastic, are producing as many greenhouse gases as the dirtiest coal plants! With the UK aiming for zero carbon emissions by 2030, experts are calling for an immediate ban. But local councils are locked into long-term contracts, keeping these incinerators running. Watch to learn more about why this practice is a disaster for the climate—and what we can do about it!

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  1. It's not a power generation technique. The POV is invalid. It's a waste-volume and methane-from-rotting reduction technique. Exporting some of the energy by-product is just a sign that someone's working to make them more efficient.
    Burning fossil-origin products doesn't cause Climate Change – getting the fossil commodity out of its geological deposit does that. Everything that happens between extraction and ultimate decay back to CO₂ is just delaying the inevitable.

  2. Large anounts of Methane are released by other waste in Landfil, that is not produced by incineration. The Paris Agreement calls for reducing methane emissions by 30–60% by 2030 so we cannot afford to add to it.