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American Energy Independence: Waste

Among hawks, seagulls, and 10,000 tons of municipal waste, a fledgling company has built the country’s first industrial-scale anaerobic digester.

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October 3, 2013September 7, 2015 Jacob Wardfilmed, municipal waste, Popular Science, Video

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