WASTE FUEL
July 1st, 2003
BY PHILIP FINE
A US company is launching the commercial production of turning waste into low-priced usable fuel. Changing World Technologies' Missouri plant will produce 500 barrels of combustible fuel a day through the grinding, heating and pressuring of waste such as plastic bottles and old computers. The resulting oil is then refined into a saleable product.
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A US company is launching the commercial production of turning waste into low-priced usable fuel. Changing World Technologies' Missouri plant will produce 500 barrels of combustible fuel a day through the grinding, heating and pressuring of waste such as plastic bottles and old computers. The resulting oil is then refined into a saleable product.
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