On 05/03/2019 06:43, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 04/03/2019 17:05, Nightjar wrote:
The motivation behind the study was the reduction of greenhouse gas
emissions. As organic waste in landfill is a significant source of
those emissions, the study looked at other long term answers.
Anaerobic digestion was considered the best option, as it produces
both methane and fertiliser. *Using the methane as a substitute for
natural gas is only one option considered, others being to use it to
generate electricity or as a chemical feedstock*.

Where it will. when burnt,Â* generate exactly the same amount of
emissions ( or more).


I cant work out whether you are a trol or just really really thick.

The only thick person around here is the **** who believes methane and
CO2 have identical greenhouse gas characteristics.

Also burning biogas means that the corresponding amount of natural isn't
burnt.

I cant work out whether you are a troll or just really really thick.