How Dangerous Is A Methane Plant

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How dangerous is a methane plant? Would you want a methane plant in your backyard? China wants to put a methane plant in Tacoma Washington,Which will cause safety hamsters,pollution ,and disagativgs.In my opintion we should not a dangerist plant by people, teenages,childran.

A Methane plant is not safe for anyone even with protection.if Methane is heated it will explosion and is people are too close to that they will die .In some cases Methane has blind people ,do you want people,kids teens, to be blind. Methane can also cause damage to the nevis system.Sometimes Methane can cause potential cancer. do you want kids to get potential cancer? Methane can do many other thing.

Pollution, will the methane plant help or add to pollution? Methane is used to make plastic and plastic can not be broken down. Methane will break down the environment.the Methane plant will be right next to water so if it gets out no fish or ocean.also Methane will be shipped to china which will more pollution. the Methane will need a lot of electricity and some electricity pollution earth. people who are for this plant say it will lower pollution.
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2 reason why we show not have a Methane plant is safety for everyone and pollution. What will good will a Methane plant bring?That is just my opinion you most likely have a different

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