Four Fascinating Ways to Turn Trash Into Fuel | World Wide Waste | Insider Business

The best thing about using the sun to dry out your biologs is the sun is just about the most effective way of utterly obliterating all microbial growth. Solar radiation quite literally just vaporizes all the ick.

Why haven't they tapped other waste streams such as animal and human waste, feces? Or, collected food waste, from all sources, for conversion to bio-gas? That would greatly increase the supply of bio-gas.

😌All those vegetables and herbs are used to make food for the zoo animals in peats for dry food and the juice from the vegetables and fruits are useful to keep the animals healthy. The bread and tortillas that are discarded are also considered grains for animals such as cows, pigs, and birds. disposable meats are good and healthy for dogs and cats as long as they are in good condition😊

All those vegetables and herbs are used to make food for the zoo animals or shelters

Since biogas is not “easy money” for most countries’ leaders or business people, it’s not easy to scale. It’s difficult to get investors’ interest by showing how important it is for other people. I wish people with the resources could be as concerned about the whole world as they are about their own world.

Wow 😲😮nice they must do this in other countries for free fertilizer 🎉 help out people to build strong hold 👍💪🦾

That biofuel plant is a joke. All of the energy put in to operating it, maintaining it, and creating the machinery and facilities in the first place... they could have just used it to create better communication infrastructure between farmers and customers... as well as preservatives like refrigeration... in order to just not have as much unsold and/or spoiled food in the first place.

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worst idea for share the food to poor before it gets decomposed or preserve it and give to the poor

getting fuel from dirt(bio degradable) is different from eatable food fools

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America should do it.

So sad how much food is wasted when people are starving. But this very good to use left over food 😊😊😊😊

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Those pumpkins still look good 🤧😭

Jose is pretty cool. I'm sure there are better usage with all that pumace, but anything from "waste" to usage, amazing. Especially when it reduces the usage of natural resources.

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It helps eliminates tons of trash n beneficial for use!

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I would like to see a subtitle, it is somewhat difficult to understand the Indian fellows.

Wow!! what a waste of food! Why not then use the food before spoiling to run more food kitchens to give to the poor and hungry. Why not process that food into something which can be eaten later before the food spoil? I find it ironic that the billions in India have probably millions of people staving for food and yet, food is literally thrown away. Yes this way of creating biofuel is clever, but I think more can be done to stop food wastage in the 1st place, given so many are without food, to start with. Same goes for restuarants and many other similar places around the world.

Regular people try to do something, on the other hand giants like coca cola produces 3 million tons of plastic every year and does nothing about this.

Haha am I the only one wondering about the guy carrying a tray with to-sale tofu while smoking a cigarette?😂

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For the coconut guy, why use plastic to wrap it and it says it much costly than the wood. Maybe use coconut product to wrap it like the sticks between the leaves to make a basket, or other biodegradable products.

Recycling is in the stone age. "Why do companies bring products to market without thinking how it is recyclable?" One should think nowadays this is self-explanatory and state-of-the-art.

He makes 500kg of briquettes a day in a single barrel fire? Right.
Also he burns fuel to char the coconut so...

Imagine the stench produced by one of these facilities...guess it doesn't matter to the people in this video cuz their country probably already smells like ass but I sure as hell wouldn't wanna live anywhere near one!

The coconut one is actually really good since the ammount of buko juice we drink here in my country if they made it a bit more cheaper or make a machine that people at home can make i think it would help trees

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Governments should be obligated to buy that waste fuel their society creates and find more effective means to use the fuel adequately for the people they govern

It's funny how all this stuff was in Mother Earth News, back in the 70s, but everyone ignored it for 50 frikkin' years.

imagine watching this while eating

compost it

I wonder if Jose in Argentina would make a cement pad that would get hot and possibly dry the apple pumice a little quicker. Next step would be to get a few used solar panels and run fans to dry it even further.

The apple and pear waste, why not give the pear and Apple to those who are hungry.

Come up with the idea to use coconut to make charcoal but sell it in a plastic container.....

BIOT looks really interesting when it is dry. I like the cracks in the final product. It is very rustic and natural looking & the cracks make it resemble a charred log from a fire.