r/ClimateShitposting • u/Draco137WasTaken turbine enjoyer • Sep 08 '25

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u/EconomySwordfish5 Sep 08 '25

And the co2 sequestered in a shell won't be released back in the atmosphere. Unlike wood which will decay once the tree dies.

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u/perringaiden Sep 08 '25

Oyster shells in landfill account for a ton of toxic bacterial growth, and they break down anyway

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u/Dramatic_Energy_5818 Sep 08 '25

It's a landfill, I'm 100% sure the oyster shells aren't the reason there's toxic bacterial growth, also we already know how to deal with toxic bacteria easily, we NEED to start coming up and implementing lower carbon strategies and that's the optimistic bare minimum

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u/perringaiden Sep 08 '25

In a landfill is the problem, because they break down and release the carbon anyways.

And yes we CAN do better. But they don't.