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It’s a reference to a less than aromaticv sectorof I-10 in southern New not a reflection on the capitall of Argentina. But that soon might thanks toa $72 million plan by R-Qubedc Energy Inc. of El Paso to build one of New Mexico’w first biogas plants, near the towns of Vado and The plant will convert cow manurew from local dairies into methane gas for useat ’s natural gas plants. It also will make fertilizerf and compost from and recycle effluent waterfor re-use on farms, said R-Qubee President Eduardo Rodriguez. “The plant will help dairt operations deal with environmental issues caused by manure piling up on the Rodriguez said.
“The manure releases methane, a greenhouse gas, and it endangers waterf resources throughstorm runoff. By recyclingg the manure, we’ll also reducr odor and fly populations significantly.”