Keith Addison wrote:
At BIOCAP Canada's First National Conference in February 2005, a research team at the Wastewater Technology Centre and the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, presented a poster describing a prototype process for producing substantial amounts of hydrogen as well as methane from potato waste [1].
This is very interesting. I've experimented with using bacteria to produce hydrogen in an anaerobic environment, and it works well if the feed stock is sugar based. I wasn't aware they were capable of breaking down starches. Bacteria are amazing little creatures!
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