There is a project (in I think Illinois) where methane was being mined from a landfill. Hey, why not cows, too?

Maybe they could put specially designed chairs in Mexican restaurants to collect the "output" of their customers.

GOATMAN

There's also a project near where I used to live (formerly the Broward County Landfill - now known as Vista View Park) where methane is being extracted from several hillsides created, obviously, from the landfill.

It's my understanding that a certain amount of compression over years of time is necessary to create the methane before it can be extracted.

A compost pile for somebody's rose garden? Yes, cow manure is good for that. But extracting methane for commercial use . . . no way.

America will harness cow farts to curb pollution and power the grid...largely by persuading dairy farmers to capture methane gas....

There is a project (in I think Illinois) where methane was being mined from a landfill. Hey, why not cows, too?

We're doing it at effluent lagoons at beef packing houses, too...