OP Headline says "liquid nitrogen" but the actual headline is "liquid nitrogen fertilizer." Huge difference.
"Liquid nitrogen" would probably have been close to harmless, except near where it was actually released; it would have just frozen sections of the river.
It is not the liquid nitrogen you are thinking of. It was either 28 or 32% nitrogen which I believe is made from urea and is very saline. I have used the 28% on my farm. It is roughly 3# of nitrogen in each gallon of suspension.
OP Headline says "liquid nitrogen" but the actual headline is "liquid nitrogen fertilizer." Huge difference.
"Liquid nitrogen" would probably have been close to harmless, except near where it was actually released; it would have just frozen sections of the river.
I would assume that liquid nitrogen fertiliser is frozen, what else could it be if its liquid? Another assumption is that its garbage journalism.
It is not the liquid nitrogen you are thinking of. It was either 28 or 32% nitrogen which I believe is made from urea and is very saline. I have used the 28% on my farm. It is roughly 3# of nitrogen in each gallon of suspension.