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LouisvilleDem

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5. What happens to the carbon?

Reply to sue4e3 (Original post)

Thu Nov 19, 2015, 01:42 PM

Nov 2015

I wonder if this practice means that the carbon that would normally get sequestered in the ground ends up getting released as CO2 when you burn the biogas. Anyone know?

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