Type
Technical paper
Subject
Protection & Response, Farming, Forestry, Sustainable Land Management & Climate Change (SLMACC) Research Programme, News & Resources, Publications
Biofiltration, through which CH4 is oxidised by methanotrophic bacteria, is a potentially effective strategy for mitigating CH4 emissions from anaerobic dairy effluent lagoons/ponds, which typically do not produce enough biogas for energy recovery. This study reports on the effectiveness of a biofilter cover design for oxidising CH4 produced by dairy effluent ponds.
Published
ISBN Online
978-0-478-40459-3
ISSN Online
2253-3923