Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating rural
homes?

Jack

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Is it still used to fuel the electricity generating station?

Ted R

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Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating rural
homes?

No, and yes.

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".......Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating
rural homes? .............."

60% of the peat is still used as power station fuel, so till that stops I
will carry on recycling peat.


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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
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On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 17:37:26 -0000, "David Hill"
wrote:

".......Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating
rural homes? .............."

60% of the peat is still used as power station fuel, so till that stops I
will carry on recycling peat.

Excuse my ignorance but peat can be recycled?

Jack

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On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 17:37:26 -0000, "David Hill"
wrote:

".......Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating
rural homes? .............."

60% of the peat is still used as power station fuel, so till that stops I
will carry on recycling peat.

Excuse my ignorance but peat can be recycled?

Yes; it can be (and is) filtered out of water supplies, dried and re-used.

Janet.

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".......Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating
rural homes? .............."

60% of the peat is still used as power station fuel, so till that stops I
will carry on recycling peat.

How do you set about the recycling? I presume you add fertiliser and
possibly lime if you want to make recycled potting compost. How much of
what do you add?

Franz


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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk
***2004 catalogue now available***

"............Excuse my ignorance but peat can be recycled? ........"

Well as far as I am concerned, if the peat returns to the ground and ferns
and heathers grow from it then I consider it to have been recycled, which
you cant do when you have burned it.


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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk
***2004 catalogue now available***

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Is this resource nearly exhausted? Is it still used for heating rural
homes?

And what do use to heat your troll home?
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Chris Thomas
West Cork
Ireland