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Background: MBS Technology, From GTGP Web Site

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posted on Aug 16, 2012 12:56PM

Currently there are over 450,000 contaminated sites which need to be remeadiated before the property can be further developed for commercial or other use.

With the use of our licensed patented Molecular Bonding System (MBS) we are able to chemically change heavy metals such as chromium, cadmium, mercury, arsenic and lead from contaminated soil into non-hazardous forms.(in situ) Currently these chemicals are leaching into the water tables below the surface of the land and thus contaminating the water systems. MBS is comprised of carbonates, sulphides and phosphates which oxidize the heavy metals and turn them into non-leachable sulphides. After we have chemically changed the hazardous chemicals from the soil it is placed back in its original location and the land becomes safe to use for development purposes, thus omitting the large cost of removing and trucking out the contaminated soils.

Furthermore we have the capability to clean 50 to 100 tons of soil per day. With two patents; one for technology, and one for the necessary process chemicals, our company is the only one of its kind.

Our licensed Molecular Bonding SystemR (MBSR) uses a solid-phase chemical stabilization process to reduce the leach ability of heavy metal contamination in soils, sludge, sediments and other solid wastes.This product is applied for the remediation of Superfund and Brownfield properties, which is required for these properties to be removed from the EPA National Priority List so that they can be commercially developed.This process has been used on over 30 sites throughout the country both as soil remediation only and also for commercial land redevelopment. The 29 acre site in E. Providence Rhode Island was awarded Brown Fields site of the year and will have mixed use of residences and retail business when complete.The license is covered under U.S. patents 5,898,093 and 5,877,393

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