GOOD DAY FOR: Natural gas, after San Antonio unveiled a plan to turn methane gas from human waste into clean-burning fuel for commercial power plants. San Antonio residents produce 140,000 tons a year of the, um, "biosolids," and it has hired Massachusetts-based Ameresco Inc. to convert the human waste into up to 1.5 million cubic feet of natural gas a day. (Reuters)
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnough...937395520080910
Full Version: New Praise for Tex-Mex!
No shit! 
I sure miss good Tex-mex!
It's about time that crap proved itself useful for something.
texicans know where it's at.
gimme some chips and salsa before i sit down...and don't look puzzled when i ask for some chille con queso
actually, this isnt that bad of an idea.
take a look at your local landfills. they have burn stacks in the ground.
why NOT put them on sewage treatment plants? hell, pipe it all together in steam, and run a turbine.
we need to become more efficient with everything, before humanity devours mother earth.
take a look at your local landfills. they have burn stacks in the ground.
why NOT put them on sewage treatment plants? hell, pipe it all together in steam, and run a turbine.
we need to become more efficient with everything, before humanity devours mother earth.
QUOTE (1911 @ Sep 11 2008, 08:58 AM) 
San Antonio residents produce 140,000 tons a year of the, um, "biosolids,"
This was just collected at the San Antonio Taco Bells.
nah, it was collected by the local resutraunts who's dishwashers didnt let the rinse cycle finish before taking loads out of the industrial dishwasher...
(man today sucked. I worked in the resturaunt business, I know industrial dishwashing detergeant effects, never eating there again.)
(man today sucked. I worked in the resturaunt business, I know industrial dishwashing detergeant effects, never eating there again.)
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