On-site *Anaerobic Digester, Open house* Monday July 13th, from 11-1 pm or 3-6pm At the Pacific Lutheran University reDesign House 515 125th St S Tacoma, WA 98444 Anaerobic digestion is a natural process that converts food waste into methane and liquid fertilizer. *Impact BioEnergy* has temporarily loaned us their *AD 25 HORSE digester* for display on site showcasing the ability to turn food scraps and other biological waste material into electricity, hot water, and methane fuel. This unit is designed to take 150 lbs of food waste a day, enough to service a small/medium restaurant or neighborhood scale food waste and yard waste. Capturing and using methane in this way is much more efficient than wasting those gases in a landfill or even a composting facility. Learn more at http://impactbioenergy.com/horse-ad25/ or come check it out for yourself! *The reDesign house is a demonstration site for retrofitted residential site sustainability solutions through design. You can also view examples of lawn conversion practices, low/no irrigation landscape design, perennial edible food systems, aquaculture design, material selection choices, and much more. * -- Nick Lorax Pacific Lutheran University, Facilities Management, Sustainability Services phone: (253) 535-7170 email: lorax@plu.edu