The University of Sydney has developed a burner of methane,
which has a potential 90% reduction in emissions of greenhouse
gases from underground coal mines. Therefore, it has attracted
the interest of many mining companies and wish to have this
burner in their processes. The coal in mining process within it
be responsible for 6% of total methane emissions are caused by
humans. If this burner mining companies incorporated within
their processes would greatly reduce the emission of greenhouse
gases. To explain in detail how pollution occurs, this is when
air is pumped underground coal mines for ventilation, releasing
methane to the atmosphere. Under this system we avoid the risk
of explosions, but in turn significantly increases the levels of
greenhouse gases. This burner, which was developed by the Harris
Associate Professor, works by burning methane and makes carbon
dioxide and water, before being released into the atmosphere and
thus is less harmful. Within very little natural resources and
reserves that ha