NOVELTY - Transformer process (M1) for treatment of organic materials contained in liquid, gas, or solids through oxidation and reduction involves addition of oxygenated liquids to materials, and using gravity drainage, additional drainage or additional membranes for liquid control, and the development of aerobic organism in liquids and solids.    USE - For treatment of organic materials contained in liquid, gas, or solids in waste materials and processing of the degradable materials comprising of toxins, drugs, hormones, pathogens, spores, seeds, chlorinated compounds, or other persistent materials (claimed), for a biological processing using developed organisms for treatment of contaminated materials.    ADVANTAGE - The process provides improved waste processing by delivery of previously unachievable large quantities of optimized organisms for addition to the sites of the material; the process provides flow control, natural processing, emissions and biological activity while adjusting to individual site conditions; and the process improves and controls in-situ and ex-situ, aerobic or anaerobic digestion of organic materials, toxic materials or damaging compounds through increased control of multiple chemical and biological settings and conditions.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Transformer process (M1) for digestion/treatment of organic materials contained in liquid, gas, or solids through oxidation and reduction via addition of oxygenated liquids to materials, and using gravity drainage, additional drainage or additional membranes for liquid control, and the development of aerobic organism in liquids and solids; where the improvement involves an accelerated ex-situ or in-situ, aerobic or anaerobic, single or multiple site, new or retrofit facilities, and sources or plumes involves using: liquid tight containment structures for holding biodegradable organic materials; soil and water sites that are to be treated or used for treatment in-situ; liquid introduction systems that can move liquids between combined, liquid, and solids containment structures or sites and introducing liquids, with and without aeration, to a multitude of points within the containment structures or sites; additional liquid sources of varying levels of purity and utilization of existing liquid; the augmented or enhanced treatment achievable by forced flow of liquid, gas, and organisms with materials. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for seeding of sites with organism to treat contaminants.