CF/PP fuels should be a reall possibility if it is done right. ( I drove
across Montana one time and for three hundred miles could hardly breathe
because of the amount of cow flow odor in the air .... and I didn't see
a single cow!!!!!"  The cattle industry in this country is huge, and so
is the pig parlor business. If production of cattle and pigs was
increased, meat prices would come down, and we would see a very positive
impact on air quality as the CF and PP was collected and processed into
liquified methane, which could be the basis  of bio-diesel conversions
as well as meeting other clean fuel needs. The processed CF/PP could
then be bagged and used to fertilize the fields to increase agricultrual
yields for both humans and livestock. This could be a serious
win-win-win solution. No more CF/PP odors, clean air from burning clean
methanne, increased meat production which meaning lower prices and  an
increase in available and necessary protein for the teaming masses.

Hallelujah!!!  The answer is so simple!! LOL!!

Regards,

John Rodgers
88  GL Driver