Our Mission

In the United States alone, our dogs produce over 10 million tons of dog poop every year, and most of that poop ends up in landfills. In a landfill, bacteria break trash down into methane, a greenhouse gas that is flammable and dangerous if left underground. As the second most abundant greenhouse gas, methane is 25 times better at trapping heat than carbon dioxide, making it dangerous in the atmosphere as well.

However, methane is one of the cleanest forms of fuel, for when it is burned, the byproducts are carbon dioxide and water. The best part about this is that organic waste, like dog poop, can break down in a biodigester to produce methane, which can then be burned and converted to energy!