Makena Bauss - Fatberg Fuel

Makena Bauss - Fatberg FuelThe Matt Townsend Show • Season 6, Episode 240, Segment 3

Oct 9, 2017 • 23m

Fatberg's are a plague on the sewer systems of the world. Cities like London, Dublin, and New York are struggling with the masses of congealed cooking oils and other items found in sewers blocking the pipes. Makena explains how in England researchers are trying to recover the cooking oil and make a fuel source.

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