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WASHINGTON — The number of naturally occurring microbes that eat methane grew surprisingly fast inside a plume spreading from BP's ruptured oil well, an oceanographer who was one of the first to detect the plumes said Tuesday. Samantha Joye, a marine sciences professor at the University of Georgia at Athens, said it's good news that the microbes are eating the methane.
Here's some hope for Gulf: Spill-eating microbes spike
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Climate Progress has noted again and again, it’s time to “ Turn Off the Oil Subsidy Spigot .”GreenArchitecture
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Coming soon to UK: Heating gas from brewery waste Starting later this summer, the UK will achieve a first in biowaste energy: a new plant using brewery waste and local food waste is set to being producing renewable gas that will be fed back into the country’s national gas grid. The £2.75-million plant will also generate gas that can be used as a liquid fuel.
Coming soon to UK: Heating gas from brewery waste
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