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Interview: A farewell chat with Joost Meester
发布者We'll miss you Joost!
Celebrating Earth Day in Kunming
发布者— Ben Underwood
Celebrating Earth Day in Kunming
发布者@AlexKMG, for sure. The seminars will be inside, but the workshop will happen on a rooftop — Jay will demonstrate how to turn it into a garden.
Interview: Biogas researcher Ben Underwood
发布者@CHinizzle — feel free to PM me and let's set up a time to talk.
Interview: Biogas researcher Ben Underwood
发布者@AlexKMG — The big problem with feeding untreated food waste to swine, especially if that waste contains or has come into contact with meat, is that it spreads pathogens and makes people and pigs sick. The practice is illegal in the US: definitions.uslegal.com/s/swine-health-protection-act/
But common in China.
I'm not aware of a market for pig waste, though there could be one. The anaerobic digestion of pig waste in China is common practice: www.i-sis.org.uk/BiogasChina.php