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Plateau Mineral Development, Inc. Reaches Out to BP With Proposed Solutions to the Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico
Wednesday 7 July 2010 4:34PM
Plateau Mineral Development, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PMDP) announced today that representatives have reached out to BP in an effort to propose ideas on how to stop the oil leak in the Gulf. Also, PMDP proposed use of enzymes that "eat" oil to facilitate in situ cleanup. This is more environmentally friendly and less costly than most alternatives. No response has been received as of press time.
Plateau's partner company, Environmental Solutions (EnSol), has a technology that can be modified to assist in cleaning up oil spills such as the current Deep Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico. While the EnSol technology would require some modifications to meet the exact needs, those changes would be minor. EnSol's technology can be used to reclaim the oil and tar, whilst restoring the beaches. It would take in a volume of contaminated sand, dissociate the components, extracting the oil and tar, thereby allowing clean sand to be deposited back onto the beach.
In addition, Plateau can provide enzymes that "eat" oil, allowing for in situ remediation of the marsh lands and sea grass along the Gulf shoreline. This process is environmentally safer, and less costly than other techniques such as burning and dredging.
Plateau Mineral Development released a statement on December 3, 2009 announcing that Environmental Solutions, LLC (EnSol) had successfully completed its report based on the environmental laboratory testing done over the summer months. The test results were obtained via natural processes that represented no environmental threat in and of themselves.
Robert Matthews of Plateau Mineral Development, Inc., states, "The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and its negative environmental impact is of significant importance. It is our goal to make contact with BP and share our ideas with them, and hopefully aid in the termination of the tragic oil leak."
People we've got another potential MOPN type run on our hands here! Watch closely tomorrow!!!
GLTA, h2h
