Nicely stated young lady. You have touched on several waste processing errors in our society. The primary problem is chlorination. It kills the very microbes that nature put here to recycle ALL waste. One item you may want to revisit is fats recycling. In all bioremediation there are 2 groups of microbes. Each has its own genetically evolved bioprocessing. DNA group includes bacteria and fungi. The RNA group are called Archaea. Both groups work together to achieve 100% recycling of all compounds to be used for the new building blocks of life. Fats, oils, you name it nature has a bug to take care of it. Just call me and I will bring you up to speed on current technologies. skype: guy_mcgowen or email biozomesales@biozome.com
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
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Dear Anna; I am aware of the older technologies. I gave you the short version of current technology called bioremediation and the capabilities of RNA Archaea. These were originally called oil eating bacteria. later research discovered they have no DNA structure. This is when they gave the Archaea their own domain, kingdom etc. Please see youtube "Mega-Borg oil spill" This was the first open sea trial. Since then they have 2500 plus international cleanups. more than a million people use the Archaea is multiple ways. Waste treatment facilities, water purification, septic tanks, restaurant grease traps, removing any and all toxic material from soils, rivers, lakes, coastlines, and many more. The agricultural is still the #1 use. world records on crop yield, nutrient density, and larger size produce. One added advantage is because all plastics are made from oil they are all compostable material. It chelates all toxic metals and eliminates all pathogens. This allows for 100% of waste water to be recycled as potable drinking water. state lab reports for the last 40 years support this claim. You have my contact info. I am the singular authority in the area you are discussing. Hope to hear from you.
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
Dear Mr McGowen! Thank you a lot for your remarks. But I should explain to you what is our opinion. This article was written to highlight the problem. Our researches showed that only Biological treatment used at treatment plants is not enough to remove fat. Therefore, the solution lies in combining classical physicochemical and biological treatments, and also in reducing the amount of detergents that pollute wastewater with chlorides. Our(GlobeCore) main business is Oil processing equipment but since 2013 we are developing new technology for wastewater treatment called Vortex Layer.In fact, that technology could be used for variety of industries but we would like to force its implementation for wastewater. And in article you can find that I don't recommend to use chlorides. Thank you for your attention!
Published by Anna Morynets