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Gold/Mining/Energy : Bio-Fuels: The Case for Micro-Algae

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To: Casaubon who wrote (56)	11/28/2009 1:08:12 AM
From: Hawkmoon	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 121

Not to speak for Mr. Hollen, but I presume the methane they produce will be burned in a turbine, or a modified engine of some kind. I'm from dairy country. We have over ten thousand dairy cattle in our county alone and 50,000+ between the other two adjacent counties. Now.. you can just imagine the amount of "dairyair" we suffer from around here. If you're a dairy producer, you don't mind because it smells like money.. ;0) But for the rest of us, all that manure is a real issue and we'd be happy to see it be used to augment our energy needs. I, for one, wish John all the success in the world. Hawk

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