Last month, we were in collective awe of the Bio-Bus, better known as the Poop Bus, when it made international headlines. The 40-seat bus, which runs on biomethane gas collected from human waste, was put into service in the UK, where it now travels the Bristol-to-Bath route.
The Bio-Bus, a 40-seat mass transit vehicle that can
travel 186 miles on a tank of compressed gas produced from human waste,
is a lot less disgusting than you think. It may even be an ingenious,
carbon-neutral way to make use of our waste.
One tank of fuel on the Bio-Bus is roughly equal to the
waste produced by five people in a year’s time. The exhaust emits about
30% less carbon dioxide than the standard diesel engine of a similarly
sized bus.
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