Common organic waste treatment methods include incineration, landfill, and composting. The greenhouse gas emissions caused by the energy demand for treating one ton of organic waste with this treatment technology are 50 kgCO2e/mt, while incineration, composting, and landfill require 450, 475 and 750 kgCO2e/mt (OpenLca nexus database). However, due to the fact that the carbon footprint of organic fertilizer production has not been checked, and there is no actual value for raw material transportation, this value will also vary depending on the conditions of each treatment plant, but it is estimated that the overall carbon emission is less than 100 kgCO2e. Therefore, this TTT technology can reduce the emission of 350 kg of CO2e per ton of organic waste compared with traditional composting.