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March 21, 2008

Washington Ecology Dept. funds several biowaste-to-fuel research projects

Wood_waste The Washington Department of Ecology announced that it will grant over $600,000 to several research projects focused on conversion of organic wastes to ethanol, biodiesel, and organic fertilizer.

We at Brave New Leaf are not fans of turning food into fuel, but food waste is a much better story. Converting waste into food prevents the organic material from going into a landfill and extends its lifecycle. Washington is rich in organic waste from its logging industry and high rates of food scrap and yard waste recycling, so successful results from these projects could be boons for WA state. Read more about the various projects.

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