K is potassium.
Didn’t we already do that?
Yes, but didn’t you notice the Phosphorous man standing behind Haber-Bosch? Plus there are other nitrogen pathways.
Phosphorous currently uses not so common mineral deposits, and we have no substitutes for this. I haven’t read up on this in a while, but 25 years ago or so we were looking into extracting phosphorous from municipal wastewater as a means of creating a circular phosphorous
Keconomy.Use the bones of the deceased, one big cycle
“Grind my bones to make bread for the future” is metal AF
Consent might be a problem here.
K is potassium
Or is there a K that refers to phosphorus?
I am terribly hungover. Please accept my apologies and correction.
Aww man, you missed the opportunity to make a circular pee economy pun
Something something water something passing through the bladder of Oliver Cromwell?
Norway at it again.
