Dairy waste could be converted into biofuel
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Around 95,000 tonnes of salty whey are produced in the UK each year, a byproduct from cheese production that is currently classified as waste and poses environmental risks to waterways and soil. Researchers have developed a new process to convert the lactose in this salty whey into bioethanol.
This is early-stage research; the article does not report large-scale production or commercial deployment yet.
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