Influential state body recognizes conversion as climate change solution

A report commissioned by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) has found that widespread adoption of conversion technologies in California has the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by nearly five million metric tonnes. It should be noted that this is a very conservative estimate, as the study does not take into account savings from transportation and landfill avoidance.

The Economic and Technology Advancement Advisory Committee's (ETAAC) report lists conversion technologies as one of the key climate change

solutions for California. To view the entire study, please visit News.