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Flaring and the Implications on Pollution

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Mark Elliot
By Engaged Expert Mark Elliott

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James Eldridge
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In this white paper, we focus on the implications of pollution linked to biogas flaring from landfill, sewage, and anaerobic digestion sites. Flaring is a common practice used as a safety feature to burn gas (such as CO2 SO2 and CH4) rather than release it directly into the atmosphere.

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