System and method for methane elimination in septic systems and method to create carbon credits or their equivalent

A method of eliminating organic solids in an aquatic environment, comprising:

• providing a floating/suspended incubator aeration device comprising:
• an outer housing;
• a self-cleaning microfine bubble diffuser positioned within the outer housing;
• an air pipe connecting the self-cleaning microfine bubble diffuser to an air pump;
• and
• a bacteria host material positioned above the self-cleaning microfine bubble diffuser within the outer housing;
• positioning the floating/suspended incubator aeration device within the aquatic environment;
• supplying air to the self-cleaning microfine bubble diffuser such that microfine bubbles and liquid move upwardly within the outer housing through the bacteria host material;
• wherein the bacteria host material is shaped and configured to cause the upwardly moving microfine bubbles and liquid to form a temporary upwardly moving foam within the outer housing, the foam exposing bacteria colonizing the bacteria host material to atmospheric gaseous non-depletable oxygen within foam bubbles;
• thereby maintaining within the device an atmospheric gaseous non-depletable oxygen environment that is distinct from dissolved oxygen in the surrounding aquatic environment;
• digesting organic solids in the aquatic environment by bacteria colonized on the bacteria host material;
• and
• discharging treated effluent from which methanogenic precursors are reduced or eliminated, thereby reducing or eliminating methane emissions from the aquatic environment.