Can we adopt London’s fuel from human waste, cooking oil and Meat ?

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• NANA KASA 10 years ago

  but meat and cooking oil.....I don't think so. We eat meat and even chew the bones.

  but meat and cooking oil.....I don't think so. We eat meat and even chew the bones.

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• C/C 10 years ago

  Some of us have the expertise for in these sciences.We apparoached the government but received no greenlight.
  
  As bio-environmental engineers we do this all the time.The science is immediately available.

  Some of us have the expertise for in these sciences.We apparoached the government but received no greenlight.
  
  As bio-environmental engineers we do this all the time.The science is immediately available.

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• NANA KASA 10 years ago

  Do you necessarily need the govt in this enterprise? Or has the govt banned people from doing that? I will be starting something similar soon but without politics.

  Do you necessarily need the govt in this enterprise? Or has the govt banned people from doing that? I will be starting something similar soon but without politics.

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• anokwale 10 years ago

  You are correct to say this can be done privately. The issue he is trying to address is to do things at a larger scale, government support of somekind is needed. The problem in Ghana is that someone always wants a kickback ...
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  You are correct to say this can be done privately. The issue he is trying to address is to do things at a larger scale, government support of somekind is needed. The problem in Ghana is that someone always wants a kickback to help push the product or service to the next level. As a result the renewable energy sector is moving slowly because it is an area where deep pockets are necessary in the beginning.

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• AYIKAI 10 years ago

  This is laudable, but how many people are even getting the basic protein source from meat etc.

  This is laudable, but how many people are even getting the basic protein source from meat etc.

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• Edward 10 years ago

  Irrelevant comment.

  Irrelevant comment.

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• KB 10 years ago

  In a country where people want to acquire cars to show that they're 'somebody',while's the rate is not commensurate with the pace of road infrastructure,to the point where people cannot even drive to their homes after the sl ...
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  In a country where people want to acquire cars to show that they're 'somebody',while's the rate is not commensurate with the pace of road infrastructure,to the point where people cannot even drive to their homes after the slightest rainfall due to flooding;while's also
  due to very poor road infrastructure,"go very slow",is a daily order and making complete waste of precious man hours,I believe there is the need for a serious reorientation of our social value system to encourage greater patronage of public transport and a lesser inclination towards the personal acquisition of cars.Think about that.

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