Guy I am interested to know how long you think it would take for the Archaea to remove tar residues from the flue? How do you suggest that Muhammad applies the Archaea to the inner surface of the flue and keeps them alive? Do you think this is a practical solution?  I am intrigued by your comments promoting use of fly ash in agriculture. Is any pretreatment appropriate to remove the elevated concentrations of boron, mercury, arsenic and other phytotoxins? If fly ash is so beneficial to farms, why is it that around 120 million tonnes per year (ie 99.8% of the total generated by the USA) is dumped in landfills, used in construction or other non-agricultural uses?

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I am interested to know how long you think it would take for the Archaea to remove tar residues from the flue? How do you suggest that Muhammad applies the Archaea to the inner surface of the flue and keeps them alive? Do you think this is a practical solution? 

I am intrigued by your comments promoting use of fly ash in agriculture. Is any pretreatment appropriate to remove the elevated concentrations of boron, mercury, arsenic and other phytotoxins? If fly ash is so beneficial to farms, why is it that around 120 million tonnes per year (ie 99.8% of the total generated by the USA) is dumped in landfills, used in construction or other non-agricultural uses?