That would be farting.
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The way you obtain natural gas is
Only natural gas does.
Natural gas IS a gas, so there is no way it can turn "back" into a gas. Traditional combustion reactions result in CO2 and H2O, and the combustion of natural gas would be no different.
The most common natural gas is methane (CH4). By the way: ethanol is not a gas, though natural: it is alcohol (liquid).
Gas is refined oil which is petroleum. LNG is natural and comes out of the ground that way and is also petroleum.
no way what so ever
Negative. Natural gas (methane) is a dangerous greenhouse gas causing global warming and climate change. Burning it releases carbon dioxide, another powerful greenhouse gas. There is no way natural gas is positive for the environment.
False.
Each stop for gas you take turns paying then you add up each amount you payed and one of you pays the difference.
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QuantityLogisticsStorageQualityProfitabilityThe amount of natural gas being vented is so large that there are not enough resources available to gather the gas. Further, due to the way the gas is leaking, it is hard to gather the gas in good quality without picking up many other byproducts, which may be hazardous to the storage of natural gas. Also, even if they tried to collect the gas, the way the gas is leaking makes it hard to avoid natural gas leakage beyond collection.Since they cannot collect it all, there will always be some natural gas leftover, which is a working hazard for their cleanup. They cannot flare this leftover while they are collecting the gas, so it is easier to flare it all.Other considerations:There is no easy way for BP to get the natural gas from the Gulf of Mexico to consumers. There is not enough storage room for the natural gas even if BP collected it all. Natural gas is usually extracted relatively slowly, and to demand.If BP were to collect such massive amounts of unpure gas, the filtering of the gas for contaminants would be expensive. Further, the large increase in the supply of natural gas would collapse natural gas prices, reducing their profitability.