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Ghost Dog

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2. If not done properly, yes:
Mon Sep 16, 2013, 09:59 AM
Sep 2013
... Poorly managed compost piles may still create unnecessary amounts of methane. There’s more to composting than just tossing grass clippings, dead leaves and food scraps onto a heap and walking away. The proper balance of air, moisture and organic debris called feedstock ensures thorough decomposition without production of methane gas...

/... http://thegreenenergyblog.com/uncategorized/preventing-methane-gas-composting


Composting is preferable to dumping in landfills, from where methane, if not harvested, will reach the atmosphere.

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