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We are currently experimenting with these in several towns around the UK.

From Defra - "Anaerobic digestion breaks down organic matter to produce biogas which can be used as a renewable energy source for heat and power, and as a transport fuel. It produces a nutrient-rich digestate which can be used as fertiliser, and importantly it keeps organic waste out of landfill, which cuts greenhouse gas emissions. "

THis is working so well at the moment.. household food waste is collected by special carts which takeit to the plant where the process takes place. The pilot scheme is producing enough power to run 300 homes. If this continues with no major problems it is intended to build these plants all over the country. Do you think it could catch on in your neighbourhood?
Submitted By: stavy sometime ago in Green Technology
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good thing

I would love to know more about this project stavy..do you know of a website or something where more info is available...I am not sure it will start pretty soon here..but if the model is know we can device a digestor or something of our own in our neighborhood..what say?
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Submitted By: atula sometime ago
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if any theme similar...

comes near where i live i would be happy to contribute.
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