I have written more than 100 comments encouraging the use of microbes for bioremediation of waste of all kinds. Glad to know someone is listening. One word of caution. You may already know the difference between RNA and DNA bioremediation microbes. If not please make sure you are using only the RNA species called Archaea. My caution comes from your mentioning a bioremediation bacteria. They have a very slow cleaning rate and do not have the genetic code for reducing organic materials into their elemental/nutritional state. If you attempt to use DNA bacteria your results will be very disappointing. This would kill your test projects even before they are started. My suggestion is to learn all about modern microbiology using the RNA Archaea and then request the proper protocols to insure your pilot programs success. Then you can build your new bioremediation cleaning facility for water, waste water, and all waste materials. This = the 100% recycling of water, eliminating all current and future trash dumpsites, crystal clear rivers and lakes, a toxic and pathogen free environment, the ability to rebuild your soils, increase the nutrient density and crop yields, decrease water usage, and most important wipe out hunger, thirst, and many nutrient deficiency diseases. BTW the average cost for the microbes is near $10 per acre or $20 per hectare. Many long term solutions will come from using natures cleaning microbes. You may call for information on Skype: guy_mcgowen. If you wish emailed pics and reports my email is biozomesales@biozome.com A pleasure sir.
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
I have written more than 100 comments encouraging the use of microbes for bioremediation of waste of all kinds. Glad to know someone is listening. One word of caution. You may already know the difference between RNA and DNA bioremediation microbes. If not please make sure you are using only the RNA species called Archaea. My caution comes from your mentioning a bioremediation bacteria. They have a very slow cleaning rate and do not have the genetic code for reducing organic materials into their elemental/nutritional state. If you attempt to use DNA bacteria your results will be very disappointing. This would kill your test projects even before they are started. My suggestion is to learn all about modern microbiology using the RNA Archaea and then request the proper protocols to insure your pilot programs success. Then you can build your new bioremediation cleaning facility for water, waste water, and all waste materials. This = the 100% recycling of water, eliminating all current and future trash dumpsites, crystal clear rivers and lakes, a toxic and pathogen free environment, the ability to rebuild your soils, increase the nutrient density and crop yields, decrease water usage, and most important wipe out hunger, thirst, and many nutrient deficiency diseases. BTW the average cost for the microbes is near $10 per acre or $20 per hectare. Many long term solutions will come from using natures cleaning microbes. You may call for information on Skype: guy_mcgowen. If you wish emailed pics and reports my email is biozomesales@biozome.com A pleasure sir.