Even if it can’t fly around the world on Halloween night dropping off toys to good little girls and boys, it can help power an industrial building or become nutrient-rich soil for a local farm.
Because even if it can’t fly around the world on Halloween night dropping off toys to good little girls and boys, it can power an industrial building.
From there, they’ll go to Trenton Biogas to be turned into organic-based fuel that powers its facility. According to its website, Trenton Biogas is a division of Trenton Renewables, which has the capacity to annually keep 110,000 tons of organic waste out of landfills and incinerators. Instead, it’s turned into compost for local farms and biogas.
Nesheiwat sees it as a way to promote the increasingly popular recycling of organic materials and to signal to the community, “Hey, it can be done.”
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