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Dualzorb - Win/Win for the Environment?

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More Than 4 Million Acres Impacted

The Mountain Pine Beetle is at epidemic levels throughout the western United States, including the Rocky Mountain Region. Forests affected, include several in Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota and Nebraska.

Dualzorb is truly “restoring the environment” with the environment.

The raw source for this wood (fiber based), all natural product, is from beetle killed pine trees of the United States Rocky Mountain forests. The forests have become very dense due to decades of fire control and the recent droughts, leaving these dense forests dry and vulnerable to insect outbreaks. According to the U.S. Forest Service, 41.7 million acres of U.S. Forests (private and public) have been affected since the outbreak of the mountain bark beetle in 1996. These dead standing forests are causing severe soil erosion, are extremely susceptible to intense wildfires, and provide very poor habitat for wildlife.

By utilizing these dead standing trees as the raw source for manufacturing our all natural absorbent and bioremediation agent, Dualzorb is “restoring the environment”. Through the removal of these dead standing forests, vegetation are able to regenerate faster, providing forage and shelter for wildlife. With the growth of new vegetation, soil erosion slows and stops, significantly reducing the fuel load that is available to wildfires, making them easier to contain and monitor for firefighters.

As a 100% biodegradable, bioremediation agent, Dualzorb can be utilized for oil remediation projects where petroleum hydrocarbons (oil) are degraded to nontoxic levels and inert substances. By “restoring the environment”, with the environment, Dualzorb is preventing pollution, containing pollution, and treating contaminated sites, having no negative impact on the environment. After the soils are decontaminated, the wood fibers from Dualzorb, provides support for healthy soil development, increasing moisture retention, nutrient retention, and providing a food source for soil microbes, as an organic fertilizer.