Carbon negative energy! Solving climate change with biomass
Maker Faire Bay Area 2017
MAKER
Jim Mason
Jim Mason is a General Specialist working at the intersection of engineering, anthropology and information science. He is a graduate of Stanford University, with degrees in Anthropology and Philosophy, after a long tour of Mechanical Engineering.
To solve climate change, we need to do more than just plug in solar panels--we have to get carbon out of the sky, and back into the ground.
Biomass gasifiers do that, by turning organic waste into on-demand, renewable, carbon negative energy.
Categories: Sustainability & Nature, Alternative Energy
