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Water authorities in Lynchburg and Bedford are distributing free kits to help residents collect and return used cooking grease rather than pour it down drains. The collected grease will be recycled into biofuel, while the initiative aims to reduce sewer blockages and wastewater overflows.
The program adds a small local source of used cooking grease for biofuel, but it is unlikely to materially affect broader feedstock supply or prices.
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