martybegan
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Yeah, because it costs nothing to truck the stuff to the composting facility, spread the material in cells in the compost, monitor the compost, withdraw and clean the produced gas, burn the gas in a turbine, and dispose of and remove the remains of the compost....
Lets see if they actually get below the $95 dollars a ton it costs just to throw it out.
So it seems your done with the whole lowering your utilities bill squawking now. Thanks
No what I'm saying is it will probably still end up costing more money in the long run, as any savings in energy generation will be eaten up by processing costs.
Just admit you were wrong. Be the bigger person.