I agree that BUGS needs some help in the communication and PR department. The services and products that they use and implement are proven, but not many companies in the service of natural treatment of oil spills got the call. Mr. Brehm did an interview explaining that he was working hard to get a contract with BP in the Gulf but he was in the same line as everyone else. So, he was preparing products to sell direct to consumers so that they could make their own choice of products rather than what the government or BP dictates. The recent PR highlighted two products shipping now for that very purpose and they will be offered online at http://www.ecogeeks.com . They are just now at the cleanup stage so maybe BUGS will be selected, but you have to keep in mind that BP chose chemical dispersants rather than natural GREEN treatment for the spill. That is why there is so much controversy right now. Scientists, College Professors and Wildlife organizations are upset with the use of dispersants over natural methods that are far less harmful. I guess it's kind of a wait and see approach at this time. I'm sure you've read the articles about BP buying scientists to quietly come up with ways to get rid of the oil. Right now, more than ever, BUGS stands a better chance in the process. The landfills and storage containers are sitting full of tar balls, oil covered sand and sludge just waiting to be treated. The most recent PR was positive for me as a long term investor.
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