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L4sBotMBtoTechnology@lemmy.worldEnglish·10 months ago

UK firm develops jet fuel made from human poo | The starting material is generated in excess and available in plenty. It is a win-win for everyone that the waste is repurposed.

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UK firm develops jet fuel made from human poo | The starting material is generated in excess and available in plenty. It is a win-win for everyone that the waste is repurposed.

(interestingengineering.com)

L4sBotMBtoTechnology@lemmy.worldEnglish·10 months ago

UK firm develops jet fuel made from human poo

interestingengineering.com

Environmentalists have opposed using crops for jet fuel but there will be no opposition to using a waste that nobody wants.

UK firm develops jet fuel made from human poo | The starting material is generated in excess and available in plenty. It is a win-win for everyone that the waste is repurposed.::undefined

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This might actally power a few dozen flights a day nationwide. All the other ones will still have to rely on dead dinosaurs.