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Biodigester in Haitian capital

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Richardson Henry (right) and another worker smooth fresh cement in a biodigester being built at the Lycee Petion in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. One of four pilot projects being built in the Belair neighborhood of the earthquake-ravaged city, the tank will use human waste from students at the school, converting it into cooking gas. The project is funded by International Orthodox Christian Charities and carried out by VivaRio, a Brazilian NGO that has been working in Belair for years.

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Paul Jeffrey
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2010 Quake Rebuilding
Richardson Henry (right) and another worker smooth fresh cement in a biodigester being built at the Lycee Petion in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. One of four pilot projects being built in the Belair neighborhood of the earthquake-ravaged city, the tank will use human waste from students at the school, converting it into cooking gas. The project is funded by International Orthodox Christian Charities and carried out by VivaRio, a Brazilian NGO that has been working in Belair for years.