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Washington State University working on sewage-to-biogas process

Washington State University working on sewage-to-biogas process
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Research reveals novel waste treatment method to efficiently convert sewage to biogas

Research reveals novel waste treatment method to efficiently convert sewage to biogas
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Researchers Discover Waste Treatment Process to Turn Sewage Into Biogas

Researchers from Washington State University have found a new method of waste treatment that can turn sewage sludge into biogas.

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Research reveals novel waste treatment method to efficiently convert sewage to biogas

A novel sewage treatment system may successfully convert residual sludge to biogas

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Efficient Conversion of Sewage to Biogas

The efficient conversion of remaining sludge to biogas is now made possible with a new method to treat sewage. It is an advance that could support communities in reducing their waste while helping the environment.

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