Gentlemen, this Press Release will be going out this afternoon. I will try to keep you informed of where it goes and who accepts it for their site.
PRESS RELEASE
February 21, 2017: Global Ecology Corporation (Symbol; GLEC: OTCPK) is pleased to announce that after much effort over many months, its affiliate, GEC Organics (“GECO”), has been approved by The Gold Standard Foundation, Geneva Switzerland for the issuance of Carbon Credits. These emission reduction credits have been awarded to GECO through the production of its USDA Certified Organic Compost at its Castleberry, Alabama location.
The Company has undergone a rigorous process to obtain a ten year validation from the Gold Standard which is the most highly regarded carbon registry in the world. Additional credits are granted automatically as raw material is processed by GECO. The sale of these Carbon Credits will provide GECO with an additional revenue stream to complement the sale its all-natural soil amendment, O.N.E™ (“Organic New Earth”). GECO is the only compost production project approved by the Gold Standard worldwide and is now doing its part to ensure a clean environment through the reduction of Greenhouse Gas (“GHG”) emissions.
GECO is the only compost production project approved by the Gold Standard worldwide and is now doing its part to ensure a clean environment through the reduction of Greenhouse Gas (“GHG”) emissions.
For more information, visit www.gecorganics.com
About GECO Organics
GECO Organics is an organisation dedicated to restoring soil for a sustainabale environment. Established in 2011, the company has developed a 70 acre farm site in Southern Alabama for the creation of an all-natural soil amendment. Some of the company's product include O.N.E. O.N.E is a "high potency" and nutrituous soil with the capacity to restore any soil and make it a balanced growing medium.
This means that for the next 10 years all we have to do is get additional raw material delivered to our site, process it, get it verified and we will immediately be issued additional Carbon Credits.
It has been a long time coming but we have succeeded.
