Sentences with phrase «from cow dung»

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Generating electricity from cow dung (methane) and filtering water.

Not exact matches

Another matter in which the men differed from the nairs was that when they come to battlefield, they do not smear their heads nor do they paint their bodies with the ashes of cow - dung blessed by the cursed jogues.ie, the yogis or the Hindu priests, which the nairs make very much of.

And where else but India would the fumes from chiles roasting on smoldering cow dung cakes be used in the treatment of scabies, a disease of the skin caused by mites?

Over the course of the experiment, emissions of planet - warming methane from the dung of antibiotic - dosed cows were, on average, 80 % higher than those from the manure of untreated cattle, the team reports online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

Beetles typically reduce methane gas wafting off dung, but pats from treated cows showed a 1.8-fold increase in methane output.

Cow dung encourages antibiotic - resistant bacteria to grow, even if it comes from drug - free cows, according to a study by Jo Handelsman, associate director for science at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

The fungi project their spores away from the resident dung because cows will not eat near feces.

From stolen underwear to clods of cow dung, some birds feather their nests with all manner of things — but what lies behind the decorative urge?

Our long term 2015 Alfa Romeo 4C now lives in California, and, I assume from senior editor Chris Nelson's report of his cross-country drive, still smells like cow dung.

The houses are made from clay and cow dung.

Whether you're shoveling cow dung, drinking whiskey or running from the law this is likely to be a thoroughly mirthsome ride.

It's nice to frame the question of coal or no coal from a Western perspective, but for Indians, it's a case of burning low - Btu cow dung vs. burning high - Btu coal.

Some people use cow dung in small clay ovens to produce gas to cook from — just how well it works I don't know but have seen it on TV.

Our products run on anything that burns, from gases and liquids like LPG, biogas, and ethanol, to solids like wood, charcoal, and even cow dung.

One example of leaving out context that comes to mind is the recent coverage of methane emissions from cows — cow farts and smelly cow dung — and how emissions from agriculture (worldwide) amount to more than those from transportation.

I don't know why I haven't shared this with you yet but I am from a village in Luxembourg called Redange where the tropical swimming pool, the sports centre & the school they are building are / will be heated by cow dung.