Graft: corrupt gains or practices in politics...Websters definition. Not necessarily illegal...sort of a "one hand washes the other" type of philosophy? In other words how most governments(and businesses!) operate today! I suppose adscan would be a good example?
The whole way these biodigesters are financed tells the real story? The plant at Iron creek was 100% financed with government loans and 0 dollars actually laid on the table? Which is just fine but check out who gets stuck with the bill if it goes down? And who put up any collateral?...only the government.
So defacto what happened? The government built a biodigester for the Hutterites at Iron Creek.
Also I will point out Iron Creek was never built with the idea the methane was anything more than a side benifit? The really important product was the recycled water?
And also there are biodigesters being built all over the world with no government backing or for that matter any great expense? In China practically every houshold has a biodigester that provides all their cooking fuel. Of course they don't have a hundred government hoops to jump through before they can build it!
Any feasability study that says a biodigester is financially feasable on the prairies is in fact "cooked"? Not because they can't be built and maybe even turn a profit, but precisely because the government has to be involved!
Oh, and incidently the bio gas plant at Iron Creek is presently not operating.
The whole way these biodigesters are financed tells the real story? The plant at Iron creek was 100% financed with government loans and 0 dollars actually laid on the table? Which is just fine but check out who gets stuck with the bill if it goes down? And who put up any collateral?...only the government.
So defacto what happened? The government built a biodigester for the Hutterites at Iron Creek.
Also I will point out Iron Creek was never built with the idea the methane was anything more than a side benifit? The really important product was the recycled water?
And also there are biodigesters being built all over the world with no government backing or for that matter any great expense? In China practically every houshold has a biodigester that provides all their cooking fuel. Of course they don't have a hundred government hoops to jump through before they can build it!
Any feasability study that says a biodigester is financially feasable on the prairies is in fact "cooked"? Not because they can't be built and maybe even turn a profit, but precisely because the government has to be involved!
Oh, and incidently the bio gas plant at Iron Creek is presently not operating.
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