UK’s First Poo-Powered Bus is on the Road

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By Beverley MitchellNov 21, 2014, 1:00 am53 pts
The Bio-Bus, the U.K.’s first poo-powered bus, just hit the road and is going into active service for a four-week trial period starting Monday 24 November, 2014. The 40-seater bus runs on gas generated through the treatment of sewage and food waste that’s unfit for human consumption, and produces fewer…

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