Replies to post #28789 on CSMG Technologies, Inc (fka CTGI)

[maddogs]

Being done already, all the big boys are studying it, Monsanto ect.. fundamentally they are using a dry ice form from the machination used in grease fryer hood cleaning apparatus, somewhat adapted of course. This next year will tell the tale as the EPA and tax vs credits get worked out.

Also several chemical processes are on the boards whereby Co2 once removed at a plant, are directed on property to create additional revenue, methane and ammonia production are two processes at the top of the likely list for creating a closed loop system... where Co2 is recovered in large quantities.

[lowman]

My science background is quite limited also, so to elaborate is a bit difficult, if not nearly impossible. However, in another investment of mine, we are currently in VERY positive testing stages (with VERY big names, I might add), whereby the CO2 is injected into the soil of farmland, and acts as a fertilizer of sorts, adding increased productivity per acre.

It becomes a win-win-win-win situation. In time, we believe, we will get paid for first, the removing of CO2 from power plants, to second, the farmers. Farmers get increased productivity (the 'third'), and fourth, we get extremely handsome ROI royalties.

(The 'principles' in this non-public venture range from distinguished ex-P&G management, to world-reknown university professors in agriculture, to BASF, Monsanto, Dupont, Bayer, and other lesser known agricultural product manufacturers/suppliers).