Clean Natural Gas Garbage Trucks: Behind the Scenes with Rogue Disposal | GreenCars, The Podcast

In this special segment of GreenCars, The Podcast, join our producer David Biondi as he goes behind the scenes with Rogue Disposal in Medford, Oregon. Discover how Clean Natural Gas (CNG) is revolutionizing waste management and helping to power a fleet of garbage trucks.
From picking up trash cans in a clean natural gas garbage truck, to seeing how they collect, organize, and repurpose your garbage and mining for methane, get ready for an in-depth look at this innovative process. Garry Penning, Director of Governmental Affairs and Marketing takes us on a tour of this fascinating business and shares some insights into the future of Rogue Disposal. We promise, this video won’t stink!
David takes us on a unique journey:
- Riding along in a Clean Natural Gas-powered garbage truck.
- Exploring the process of garbage collection, sorting, and methane mining.
- Learning how methane gas from landfills is used to power homes and, in the future, vehicles.
This episode provides an in-depth look at how innovative technologies are making waste management more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Don’t forget to "Like" and "Subscribe" for more fascinating insights into green technologies and sustainable transportation.
Don't forget to "Like" and "Subscribe" for more episodes of GreenCars the Podcast, where we bring you the latest on sustainable transportation and green vehicle technologies.
Have Questions? Email us: [e-mail]
Connect with Us:
TH-cam: ‪@greencarshq‬
Facebook: / greencarshq
LinkedIn: / greencarshq
Instagram: / greencarshq
X (Twitter): / greencarshq
#CleanNaturalGas #GarbageTrucks #SustainableTransportation #GreenCars #RogueDisposal #WasteManagement #MethaneMining

[@guywy8310]

Don’t They emit the same amount of co2 as a normal garbage truck ?

[@xSirDingo]

The advantage is significantly lower NOx emissions, which are far more potent greenhouse gases than CO2.

[@greencarshq]

Nice way of putting it, SirDingo!

[@tobiasroiser7829]

i live in austria and i have to say sorry but this is not recycling . it is landfill , dumping not recycling .

[@emmakai2243]

What are you referring to as a false claim? They use "landfill" throughout the video....

[@greencarshq]

It was a landfill, making the most of the situation you could say.