BATH, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MOP ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS, INC. (PINK SHEETS: MOPN)
According to MOPN President and CEO Charles Diamond, MOP Environmental’s “Total Earth Recovery Mission” is arguably the only viable plan to Totally Reverse Global Warming Within This Century. He states “We are the only Public Company adopting CARBON NEGATIVE CO2 reduction profitably from biomass and recovered spilled oil.” “The profits and benefits of this combined initiative are HUGE!!!”
(a)The “Total Earth Recovery Mission” airs as paid programming on FOX and CNBC to over 114 million households beginning on the “21st Century Business” television series, June 14th and 15th.
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The “Total Earth Recovery Mission” four objectives:
1. Patented MOP® Maximum Oil Pickup equipment removes 99 percent of spilled oil from all oil spills, recovering oil at a profit.
2. Boost crop yields 200% to 400%.
3. Atmospheric CO2 removal to REVERSE GLOBAL WARMING BY THE END OF THIS CENTURY.
4. Makes fuel from biomass at half the cost of conventional fuels.
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He states: “I suggest that you look at it from the posture of someone with the intent to realize the type of appreciation potential they would have enjoyed if they had invested in Microsoft, for example, when it was just starting as a public company.»
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