Saving Forests, Changing Lives: The Young Innovators at East Africa Energy Solutions | Ep. 19

In this episode we connect to three friends at East Africa Energy Solutions—friends who are creating ways to provide energy to rural Ugandans that is both cheap and sustainable. By helping people to create their own methane gas with low-tech waste processors called biodigesters, they are giving people a clean alternative to cooking with wood and charcoal—thus helping Ugandans to save money, live healthier, more productive lives, and in the process, slow the destruction of the country’s remaining forests. As part of a generation of young idealists, they are relentlessly hopeful and fiercely committed to the belief that they have the power to change lives and save ecologies.

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 Notes:
Guests: JeJe Nzirimu, Founder & President - East Africa Energy Solutions
Josh Burke – EAES Executive Director
Nikki Humphries – EAES Media & Operations Manager
East Africa Energy Solutions Facebook page
Multnomah Global Development & Justice program
Biodigesters explained
Environmental injustice 
The Sahel
W. Africa/Chad's civil war
Tillamook, Oregon’s biodigesters

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 Key Words: Uganda, Chad, Cameroon, Sahel, East Africa, West Africa, Multnomah Global Development and Justice, environmental injustice, El Salvador, biodigester, clean energy, holistic development, development and ecology, charcoal smoke and respiratory illness in Africa, sustainable energy in Africa, methane gas production, Path from Poverty, Northwest University International Community Development

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