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Gas companies want to recycle your manure

Companies in the U.S. natural gas industry have begun to scale up a program to sell methane that's recycled from sources like hog-feeding farms and sewage plants as a replacement for natural gas drawn from wells. It offers an opportunity to reduce a potent greenhouse...

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New York State should consider using biomethane

Gretchen Persbacker's defense of renewable natural gas ("Renewable natural gas a valuable resource," Feb. 9) is so judiciously worded that it took me a second reading to realize that she was arguing for something that we can all agree on. Because I am wary of false...

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New Jersey Food Waste Recycling Bill

The state Senate on Thursday passed and sent to Gov. Phil Murphy legislation that would require facilities such as supermarkets, restaurants and hospitals to separate and recycle their food waste. The bill also changes the definition of Class I renewable energy to...

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Brown University divests 90% of fossil fuel holdings

Brown University sold 90% of its investments in companies that extract fossil fuels and is liquidating the remainder, President Christina H. Paxson said in a letter to the campus community Wednesday. The University is also investing in wind, solar and possibly...

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454,721 D3 cellulosic biofuel RINs were generated in January

According to the EPA, 454,721 D3 cellulosic biofuel RINs were generated in January, including 234,988 generated for compressed renewable natural gas (RNG), 174,291 generated for cellulosic ethanol and 45,442 generated for liquefied RNG. All 454,721 D3 RINs generated...

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