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Used cooking oil collected at Swansea phentermine deit pill amenity sites is being converted into green bio diesel thanks to green minded residents in the city. Swansea Council and Swansea Waste Disposal Company have launched the new recycling initiative at its phentermine deit pill amenity sites giving locals the opportunity to dispose of their used cooking oil in an environmentally friendly way. The green scheme involves a partnership with locally based Sundance Renewables, who collects the oil and converts it into top quality bio diesel. This can then be used to power many different types of vehicles including cars. Trish Flint, a Recycling Officer in Swansea Council said, "The use of bio diesel is becoming more and more popular as an alternative greener method of fuel. "The majority of residents use some form of cooking oil in their home. Our aim has been to provide an environmentally friendly way to dispose of used oil. "We now have the facilities to enable residents to dispose of their cooking oil at four of our five phentermine deit pill amenity sites." Jan Cliff, Director of Sundance, said, "We are pleased to be helping Swansea residents to make a difference by recycling their used cooking oil into BioDiesel which reduces emissions and the carbon footprint from burning fossil fuels." John Hague, Cabinet Member for the Environment said, "We are constantly developing new methods of recycling at our phentermine deit pill amenity sites. "The result of this constant development is that we now recycle over fifty percent of materials that are collected at our sites. This is great news for Swansea in terms of us helping to improve the local environment. "It is widely known that landfill in Swansea is constantly decreasing and so it's vital that we reduce the amount of waste that is sent there. This can only be achieved by providing residents with as many different ways to recycle as possible." Used cooking oil can now be taken to four phentermine deit pill amenity site. They are, Llansamlet, Clyne, Garngoch and Penlan. ... phentermine deit pill