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on global warming and renewable energy is the role local governments and their communities must play to reduce America’s huge dependency on foreign oil. Thanks to modem technology, household trash, commercial debris and other unusable discarded wastes can now be converted into energy that will produce sufficient amounts of electricity and bio-fuels to meet local needs. Unlike the old, polluting incinerator plants that bum waste to create electricity, the new technologies are pollution free and more efficient.
In Fauquier County and the Town of Warrenton, Virginia, with the assistance of a federal loan guarantees, we are making plans through a public-private partnership to use this new technology in the very near future to achieve local
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