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What stage of sewage treatment produces methane?

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What stage of sewage treatment produces methane?

What stage of sewage treatment produces methane?
A) primary treatment
B) secondary treatment
C) sludge digestion
D) tertiary treatment
E) None of the stages of sewage treatment produce methane.

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I was doubtful anyone would answer when I posted my question here, glad I did!

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