GoodGrief, is right, why, I ask is there any third party in this WET CHEMICALs( OILS ) tech, no:
What is wrong with this picture, why not BIRCH MOUNTAIN?
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Environmental Applied Research resuming at 7:45 a.m. PT
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Shares issued 21,422,898 2000-03-08 close $0.46
Thursday Mar 9 2000
Trading will resume at 7:45 a.m. PT on March 9, 2000, an announcement having been made.
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EARTH halted at 10:58 a.m. PT
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Shares issued 21,422,898 2000-03-07 close $0.19
Wednesday Mar 8 2000
Trading was halted at 10:58 a.m., PT, March 8, 2000, at the request of the Canadian Venture Exchange, pending an announcement.
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EARTH helps fishes with new anti bilge water system
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Shares issued 34,293,940 2000-07-27 close $0.5
Friday Jul 28 2000
Mr. E. Akkawi
EARTH (Canada) has introduced the RPA bilge water treatment system (BWS), a cutting-edge fully automated application system that removes oil and grease from bilge water discharged into seas and oceans. Designed for ocean-going vessels, the RPA bilge water system can reduce discharge content to below regulatory levels and is engineered specifically to treat high flows. Using RPA technology, filters within the system can be reused 100+ times and will require no disposal upon return to shore.
This cutting edge solution is revolutionary because no other system can clean to five parts per million and be reused using the same absorbent. The BWS solution addresses the tightening regulations being enforced as witnessed with a record $18-million fine to the world's largest cruise liner for discharging oily bilge water from its ships. According to US Coast Guard estimates, 1.25 billion pounds of oil enters the marine environment annually. "This application represents a milestone," comments E. Akkawi (president and chief executive officer), "...as this Canadian solution was designed all in-house and fills a niche in our product line." He continues, "The potential of this technology is very exciting, as the BWS solution achieves a cleansing level not attainable by other technologies. It is flexible in dealing with entire spectrum of bilge water, and potentially less expensive then the competition."
The BWS is gaining international interest and has attracted attention from governmental marine agencies and ship builders and is expected to be of particular interest to port authorities, ship liners and cruise liners. This innovative technology can help keep our waters clean and help boat owners avoid pollution fines associated with oily bilge water discharge.
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EARTH Corporation introduces bilge water treatment
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Shares issued 34,293,940 2000-07-27 close $0.5
Thursday Jul 27 2000
Mr. E. Akkawi reports
EARTH (Canada) Corporation introduces the RPA? Bilge Water treatment system (BWS), a cutting-edge fully automated application system that removes oil and grease from bilge water discharged into seas and oceans.
Designed for ocean-going vessels, the RPA Bilge Water system can reduce discharge content to below regulatory levels and is engineered specifically to treat high flows. Using RPA technology, filters within the system can be reused 100+ times and will require no disposal upon return to shore.
This cutting edge solution is revolutionary because no other system can clean to 5 ppm and be re-used using the same absorbent. The BWS solution addresses the tightening regulations being enforced as witnessed with a record $18-million (U.S.) fine to the world's largest cruise liner for discharging oily bilge water from its ships. According to U.S. coast guard estimates, 1.25-billion pounds of oil enters the marine environment annually.
"This application represents a milestone", comments Mr. Akkawi (president and cheif executive officer), "as this 'Canadian solution was designed all in-house and fills a niche in our product line'". He continues, "The potential of this technology is very exciting, as the BWS solution achieves a cleansing level not attainable by other technologies. It is flexible in dealing with entire spectrum of bilge water, and potentially less expensive then the competition".
The BWS is gaining international interest and has attracted attention from governmental marine agencies and ship builders and is expected to be of particular interest to port authorities, Ship-liners and Cruise-liners.
This innovative technology can help keep our waters clean and help boat owners avoid pollution fines associated with oily bilge water discharge.
RPA? is manufactured by Environmental Applied Research Technology House - EARTH (Canada) Corporation of Montreal.
EARTH's RPA patented technology is unique because:
No waste is created and none needs to be disposed of;
It allows full recovery of sorbed oil, including emulsified oils;
Through centrifugation, it is the only reusable hydrocarbon absorbent, making it economically and environmentally friendly to use.
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EARTH launches new Web site
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Shares issued 31,631,113 2000-06-08 close $0.84
Friday Jun 9 2000
An anonymous director reports
EARTH Canada officially launches its corporate Web site www.earthcanada.com today. The finished Web site, complete with the all-new interactive RPAT filtration system demonstration, reflects the continuing progress and the evolution of EARTH into a sales organization.
The company's new Web site is designed specifically for current customers and potential clients in mind. Designed with user friendliness in mind, customers wishing to access product information can do so on demand.
EARTH has finished relocating to its new downtown Montreal premises at 1210 Rue St. Antoine East. The considerably larger and more recognizable premises will help EARTH better serve its clients and provide it with a central location from which we can fulfill its orders.
In the past few quarters, EARTH has demonstrated exciting growth and expansion while continuing to focus on introducing new engineered applications designed to meet the increasing needs of its customers. Interest has been overwhelming in its product and company as its Web site has received over 80,000 hits per month and is currently the feature company focus on www.canadainvest.com.
EARTH Canada Corporation is continuing discussions with multiple Middle Eastern, North African, Indian and North American clients in regards to the RPAT filtration system.
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EARTH expects to negotiate Kuwait remediation trial
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Shares issued 21,422,898 2000-04-13 close $0.8
Thursday Apr 13 2000
Mr. Edward Akkawi reports
Following a recent presentation to Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), the official petroleum agency for the Kuwaiti government, KOC has shown keen interest in the company's RPA technology and negotiations to commission test trials of a specialized engineered RPA system to treat "emulsified oils mixed with impurities" left in the wake of the Gulf War are expected to commence shortly. This first breakthrough comes after two years of negotiations with strategic local partners.
Trials of the specialized RPA system will address the enormous problems of oil disposed in "oily lakes" in the aftermath of the Gulf War. The lakes, estimated by some to contain 200 million barrels of oil, not only represent a great economic value at today's oil prices if they were to be recovered, but poise tremendous hazard to the environment if continued to be left untreated.
Edward Akkawi, EARTH's president and chief executive officer, comments: "This must be the largest oil remediation project in the world and represents a multibillion dollar opportunity. We are confident that our RPA solution is not only able to treat the oil for such impurities but also offers an ideal solution for safely recovering this valuable commodity."
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