Interesting that bacteria can be used as pre-digesters, helping release the hydrogen. Looks like regular sewage plants don't have the necessary ingredients. Could need to rethink water treatment strategies. Don At 10:49 AM 11/23/2007, Wren Osborn wrote:
Waste water plus bacteria make hydrogen fuel--a study.
San Diego is asking for waivers--a third time--rather than clean up the discharge from the sewer treatment plant. Maybe they could make hydrogen instead. Still at the pie in the sky stage but worth exploring.
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