(What If) The United Nations changes the Rules(mining & environment)
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Haber, Inc. 470 Main Road, Towaco, NJ, USA
May 1, 2000 -- COMPANY UPDATE
HABER PRESENTS THE HABER GOLD PROCESS AT UNITED NATIONS
Concurrent with the Pan Ecuadorian Gold, S.A. negotiations
as announced in the April 7th update, Haber has also been
contacted by and in discussions with other international
companies and concerns in the gold mining industry.
One such group, Congo-Enviro-Rite (CVR), from Kinshasa
in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has multi-national mining
interests within Central and South Africa. They expressed keen
interest in Haber's non-toxic gold extraction technology.
They are committed to protect their equatorial forests,
water and habitat from contamination from cyanide and mercury.
Despite vast mineral deposits, gold mining techniques in many areas
of Africa are primitive. Because of this, the United Nations
Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has designated
certain countries, including countries in Africa, eligible for
financial aid to develop economic opportunities by improving
mining efficiency. UNIDO's emphasis is on minimizing health hazards
and lessening the potential for environmental contamination,
as well as more productive mining techniques.
On April 19, 2000, Haber, Inc. was invited to make
a presentation of our environmentally safe Haber Gold Process
at the United Nations in New York.
In attendance were representatives from UNIDO, Haber
and the CVR African representative in the US.
The meeting centered around Haber's technology
which was represented by Dr. Henry Rosenberg,
Vice President of Science and Technology,
and business representatives from Haber, Inc.
As a result of this presentation, CVR has indicated
that they intend to implement the Haber Gold Process
in several southern African countries with the United Nations
Industrial Development Organization participating in the initial funding.
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