Renewal in pig manure
Pig waste storage is a big environmental problem in today’s hog
factory farms since a single pig can produce 7 gallons of waste a day.
Jody Snodgrass of Rose Energy Discovery Inc. believes that if these
waste lagoons were turned into power, “these farmers won't need so much
storage space." In fact, Rose Energy Inc. is investing US$7 million on
technology to turn pig manure into power. Of course, the state of
Indiana, where this research will take place, is in full support and
officials say they want funding for the power project to come from the
private sector to make it financially viable.
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38505/story.htm
From a compassionate perspective, it is appalling that the suffering
of God’s animals, in this case pigs, is not taken into account. While
it’s indeed very important to reduce environmental pollution, the
solution is not finding profit and a use for the waste of factory farms.
The solution is to reduce the waste by stopping the exploitation of
farmed animals. A plant-based diet helps reduce the number of animals
slaughtered for food, their suffering and the environmental impact of
factory farms.
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