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Reactions: How does salt melt ice?
Salt Doesn't Melt Ice--Here's How It Makes Winter Streets Safer
There’s a good reason to salt the roads before snow starts falling
Road Salt Works. But It’s Also Bad for the Environment. (Published 2022)
The chemical is effective at keeping roads free of snow and ice, but it also has damaging consequences, according to a growing body of research.
Environmental Hazards of Road Salt
Did you know that runoff containing de-icing chemicals can damage our rivers and streams?
Winter is Coming! And with it, tons of salt on our roads | US EPA
Road salt, while necessary to prevent icy roads, can be environmentally damaging. In this article, we examine new technologies and housekeeping that limit the environmental impacts of road salt or replace it completely.
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