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biogas

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biogas [′bīยทō‚gas]
(materials)
A mixture of methane and carbon dioxide generated from the bacterial decomposition of animal and vegetable wastes.
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Biogas is a combination of gases, consisting mostly of methane, produced during the natural decomposition of organic matter in an airtight environment.
Biogas wrongly ignored as an alternative source of energy by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Then two years ago, she bought a biogas plant under a government scheme to encourage villagers to convert to greener energy -- an event the 30-year-old mother of three says transformed her life.
Biogas brings 'green revolution' to rural Nepal by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Then two years ago, she bought a biogas plant under a government scheme to encourage villagers to convert to greener energy -- an event the 30-year-old mother of three says transformed her life.
Biogas brings 'green revolution' to rural Nepal by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
 
 
 
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