What is Cooking with Home Biogas? Why it Matters! Founder Speaks on creating a global eco business

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Join the Earth Body Mind Spirit Podcast for an exclusive interview with Yair Teller, the visionary founder of Homebiogas. Explore the forefront of sustainable living as Yair shares insights into Homebiogas's innovative approach to off-grid living. Dive deep into self-sufficient homesteading, circular economy principles, and the transformative potential of DIY biogas systems. Discover how Homebiogas, under Yair's leadership, redefines waste management with biogas digesters, compost toilets, and regenerative homestead practices. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on shaping a more sustainable future for our planet!

0:00:04 How and why most of us should use biogas. 0:10:01 Indoor Air Pollution, water pollution and Energy. Stacking Functions. Many problems. One Solution. 0:20:01 Grass Roots Design inspiration 0:30:01 Daily incentives and Community driven design 0:40:01 Determination, Purpose and Choosing Partners. 0:50:01 How to Run a global eco company with work life balance. 1:00:02 The power of Community. Healing the MacroBiome!

Summary.

In this video, the speaker recalls a time when he received a call from a nomadic Bedouin man who lived in the desert and had sheep and goats. The man, who was also a doctor and a university teacher, was amazed by the fact that he could generate a flame from his goat manure. This experience inspired the speaker and led him to co-found Home Biogas, a company that turns waste into cooking fuel.

The speaker emphasizes that the system created by Home Biogas not only transforms organic waste into renewable energy, but also produces organic liquid fertilizer that can be used in gardening and farming. This system provides multiple benefits, including treating waste on the spot, generating daily cooking gas, and producing fertilizer to grow more food.

The speaker acknowledges that many people, like himself, are hesitant to switch to electric systems due to financial reasons or concerns about depending on the grid. He believes that Home Biogas offers a viable alternative for those who want to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels. The speaker explains that the amount of gas produced depends on the size of the system and the amount of waste input. For example, in his household, they get about two hours of gas per day from a small system that primarily processes vegetable waste.

The speaker also mentions that Home Biogas has a separate system for treating human waste, which is used in conjunction with a low flush toilet system. This system ensures that the waste is treated and does not contaminate the environment or food crops.

Overall, the speaker is inspired by the work of Home Biogas and believes that businesses like this are the future. He sees the potential for these grassroots technologies to enhance and regenerate life on Earth while meeting our needs in a sustainable way.

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the features and benefits of their low flush toilet system. The toilet uses a pump and only flushes about a quarter of a gallon per flush, which is significantly less than regular toilets in the United States that flush about two to three gallons per flush. This low flush system helps to save water and also separates black water (waste) from clean water, reducing water contamination.