Co-digesting cotton, wool and food waste could boost renewable methane production, but polyester blends and untreated wool remain major barriers
AUCKLAND – Mixing textile waste with food waste could improve the production of renewable methane, according to researchers at the University of Auckland.
The peer-reviewed study, published in Waste Disposal & Sustainable Energy, tested anaerobic digestion of cotton, polycotton and wool alongside food waste.
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