Run Your Car on Cow Fuel

A C$14 million factory near Montreal started producing "biodiesel" fuel two weeks ago from the bones, innards and other parts of farm animals such as cattle, pigs or chickens that Canadians do not eat.

"We're using animal waste to reduce greenhouse gas emissions," said marketing director Ron Wardrop of Rothsay, which runs the plant.

Posted by James Zellmer at December 3, 2005 12:24 PM | Subscribe to this site via RSS:
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