Date

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Time

Noon

Location

H.F. DeLuca Forum, Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery

Description

Vianney Tumwesige CEO, Green Heat Uganda Ltd. Hundreds of micro-scale anaerobic digesters in Uganda are transforming manure, human feces and food scraps into clean-burning cooking fuel and high-quality fertilizer. Uganda's premier micro-scale biogas expert speaks on the public health and conservation benefits of this emerging technology while addressing some of the key challenges to successful project implementation.

Website

Cost

Free

Contact

262-3862, jamoskol@wisc.edu

Tagged as:

• Engineering
• Environment
• Sustainable energy
• Global health
• Energy conservation
• Agriculture, medicine, & conservation
• Sustainable development