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Entries in waste energy (2)

Thursday
Aug132009


    On the positive side, this could force grocers to examine their sourcing systems for meat products." ”
Mary Catherine O'Connor, Triple Pundit

Tesco diverts waste to "green" energy

by Deb Powers

Thought-provoking piece at Triple Pundit about Tesco's attempts to go green and the controversy over wasted meat. Definite must-read.
Read More: What's green about 5k tons of wasted meat?

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Thursday
Jul022009

Trash Thursday - Biomass Energy

Poo Power Packs a Punch

by Deb Powers

Credit: actruncale@stock.xchangForgive the alliteration, please. There's something about the subject of poo that brings out the adolescent boy in all of us, and I'm not immune to it. Call it poo, manure, waste, biomass - it's all one and the same, and it's part of the answer to our energy future. It's also the ultimate recycling strategy - recycling the waste that we've already recycled through Mother Nature's most efficient recycling machine - the digestive system.