gas2.org — Glycerin, a common biodiesel waste product, has become so abundant amid the rise of biofuel use that producers often have to pay to dispose of the chemical. Researchers at Rice University discovered that when combined, E. coli and glycerin produce succinate, a useful chemical that can be sold at a profit.
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psyphenOct 20, 2008
Resident Evil 14.
Closed AccountOct 20, 2008
So what, methane gas comes out of my butt, but you don't see me running my car with it.This is nothing but hype and nothing will come of it.
phantom_mulletOct 21, 2008
You do know that you have E. coli living in your digestive system, right? It's part of our natural flora. :)
wernercdOct 21, 2008
*laugh* Pass savings on to us? Seriously?That'll be the day...
tixgirlOct 21, 2008
Profitability is what will make this sustainable resource sustainable.