RE: [Vo]: Re: Methane as fuel, recycling CO2?

[Frederick Sparber]

The sewage from Los Angeles could be pumped by

pipeline up to that "Solar Tower site between Victorville

and Barstow to cost effective algae biodiesel production,

but you want to be sure it has a check valve properly

installed. 

 

Fred

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Frederick Sparber

To: vortex-l

Sent: 6/30/2006 10:13:49 AM

Subject: [Vo]: Re: Methane as fuel, recycling CO2?

BTW, Jed.

 

The lagoons required around livestock operations produce copious

amounts of algae year around without any odor. The CO2 produced

by Anerobic bacteria synergises it the manures produce more than

enough nutrients too.

 

I've seen lagoons where the algae were so thick you could

almost walk on the water.

 

The heavier manures work great for Fat Worm Farming, so you

can use them for fish oil farming, or just squeeze the fat out of

them for biodiesel too.

Beats the repugnant practice of feeding manures to food-chain animals.

 

Fred