Manufacture Representative
CurrentI have found my home and a way to feed my passion for finding waste solutions that work in concert with Mother Nature. As of January 2020, California began the enforcement of new environmental regulations such as required diversion of food waste from landfill, green waste is no longer considered diversion credit for "ADC" alternative daily cover. Many of our legislative mandates almost seem to counter each other. For example, SB-32 says we need to reduce our green house gases. SB-1383 says we need reduce organic waste material volumes. Compost doesn't really reduce organic material volumes but instead converts it into a soil amendment. Anaerobic digesters might reduce organic material by 10% and waste water treatment plants eliminate solid waste but leave a toxic sludge behind. Earthcare uses thermochemical conversion gasification to reduce a variety of organic waste volumes by 90% on the same day of collection! Let that sink in for a moment. Anaerobic digestion cannot do that, compost nor WWTP's can do that. Even more importantly, the remaining 10% of materials left over from Earthcare's process is called EcoChar which is a high potent quality of biochar because it far surpasses what "wood chars" can do. Biochar is great for sequestering carbon and holding nutrients in the soil but EcoChar can perform soil remediation for a variety of containments, heavy metals and "unregulated chemicals" like PFAS?PFOS, GenX and more. We have an opportunity to make "activated carbon" from our worst organic waste streams on the same day it gets collected. We process waste at higher temperatures that clean and sterilize our waste materials, allowing for waste companies to remove contaminants on the back end after they are cleaned and safer to handle.I believe that California does not need to spend $40 billion on waste infrastructure that truly does not serve our states environment, increases taxes, increases long hauling and speads unregulated chemicals. We need Earthcare.
