Topic: Biofuel

Greg Reese reports on the Western Legacy Development Corporation's plan to build a massive meat rendering facility in Rapid City, South Dakota. The facility is designed to process 8,000 cattle per day using robotics, artificial intelligence, and laser technology. The report suggests the facility will focus on collecting animal fat for biofuel to power its own operations rather than primarily producing food for human consumption.

The Western Legacy Development Corporation is set to break ground on a 1 million square foot meat rendering facility in Rapid City, South Dakota. The plant will utilize robotics, artificial intelligence, and laser technology to process up to 8,000 cattle and bison daily. The facility aims to be energy self-sufficient by converting animal fat into biofuel to power its operations, addressing environmental concerns while bypassing traditional oil and gas.