EXHIBIT 99.2

                     BION ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.


October 31, 2007


Bion believes that the nuisance odor study conducted by air emissions experts
at Clarkson University being released today is a thorough assessment
representing good science conservatively applied.

The study conclusion contains the following statement: "Based on our
estimates of odor emissions, it appears that a facility can be constructed
with a less than 3% probability of nuisance odors..."

Achieving potential nuisance odor levels acceptable to the community will
require a combination of setbacks and odor mitigating activities.  Bion
commits to project site selection and development consistent with the
report's nuisance odor avoidance criteria.  Specifically, Bion's project
criteria will be to meet or exceed the central estimate provided by the
evaluation study.

The OFFSET planning tool used in this nuisance odor assessment provides
assurance that the project can be implemented with acceptable odor levels
when applied as a project planning and site selection tool.  As candidate
project sites are selected, additional odor impact evaluations will be
performed and shared with the public.