Beer Brewer Converts Waste To Fuel
Duration: 06:00
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Program: Market to Market #3350
Broadcast Date: Aug. 15, 2008
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Collection: Climate Change
What do 16 million barrels of beer have in common with a gallon of gasoline? Find out how an innovative program run by the nation's third largest beer brewer helps reduce pollution while making a profit.
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