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Chemistry, 27.06.2019 00:50 jover8951

Anewly developed technology allows waste to be broken down into separate elemental forms. the end products are a hydrogen-rich gas and a solid, with very little greenhouse gases released. what is the best explanation of why this type of technology has been developed?
(a) scientists and engineers received a grant from the government.
(b) science is a process, and new technologies are the end products.
(c) new technology will allow humans to continue to create waste at the same rates.
(d) humans are running out of room in landfills and have limited options for making more.

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