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Thu Aug 28

• Idea: Recycling Human Waste - Ideablob: where ideas grow: Please check this idea out. If you like the idea, please click the thumbs-up button! Thank you!
• RegenSW_97.pdf (application/p df Object): This case study from Sweden shows an innovative model for combining organic waste management with farm diversificatio n by producing biofuel and fertilisers. The project's success is, in part, a result of the local authority adopting a comprehensive approach to waste, farming and energy, and in part the signed-up participation of local residents and businesses.

Wed Aug 27

• Raven Biofuels International Corporation - RVBF, next generation renewable energy, biofuels 2.0, transform waste into energy, cellosic biofuels, technology
• UK environment & renewable energy opportunities - UK: Market information on the UK environment and renewable energy industries from UK Trade & Invest, plus articles on key issues and opportunities for the sector.

Tue Aug 26

• How green are green conferences? | Green Tech - CNET News
• Saving Water: From Field to Fork Curbing losses and wastage in the food chain
• World Wastes 50% of all food: Sunday, August 24, 2008 Report: world wastes 50% of all food As we have often stressed, the bioenergy debate is not about a lack of resources (land, water), but about the way in which production chains are optimised and waste streams reduced. A new report by the Food & Agriculture Organisation (FAO), the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), and Stockholm Water Management Institute (SIWI), shows indeed that the world produces more than enough food to sustain the global population, but warns that a staggering half of all this food is currently wasted. And so is the water needed to produce it. The good thing about these dramatic findings is that there is ample room for a variety of waste-reductio n strategies. According to Saving Water: From Field to Fork - Curbing Losses and Wastage in the Food Chain [*.pdf], tremendous amounts of food, and thus water, are discarded in the fields, during processing, in transport, in supermarkets, restaurants and in people's kitchens. Jan Lun

Sun Aug 24

• Slashdot | Intel Claims an Advance In Wireless Power: Many readers are sending in coverage of a demo at Intel's developer forum of a wirelessly powered 60-watt bulb. The NYTimes gives background on Intel's improvement to the 'wireless resonant energy link' technology pioneered at MIT, where researchers achieved 50% efficiency of power transmitted several meters via magnetic fields. Intel reached 75% efficiency. Now they just have to make those coils a lot smaller.

Fri Aug 22

• Waste Resources Action Programme reveals recycling in China saves carbon emissions // guardian.co.uk

Thu Aug 21

• Plan for anaerobic digesters in every town to recycle leftovers: Waste-disposal units designed to turn leftover food into electricity and fertiliser could be built around every town and city as part of a scheme being considered by ministers.

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