by
Megan Nichols
Staff Writer
Anniston Star
Oct 02, 2009 | 1149 views |

|
14 
|

|


Rodney Owens, assistant general manager for Anniston Water Works, shows off a container for old cooking oil. The county now has a program for recycling the oil into bio-diesel fuel. Photo: Trent Penny/The Anniston Star
slideshow
Let's hope county road crews like French fries. They'd better, because that unmistakable greasy aroma has replaced diesel fumes coming from some Calhoun County equipment. The county Highway Department is making its own biodiesel fuel and it's doing it with used cooking oil.
Click here to read the full version of this story in The Anniston Star Digital Edition or pick up a copy of today's Anniston Star.The Digital Edition is free to all Anniston Star print and online subscribers. To access it click on the link above, then click on the "Sign In" link on that page, click on the "Register" button under the section "Print/Online Subscriber Registration". From there you will follow the instructions to set up your complimentary account. Those who do not have a subscription can purchase a Digital Edition subscription on the site as well.