The Global Waste Problem: 'Status Quo'
3 Solutions Long Proven to Damage Our Environment
Incineration
Burning of Waste
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Waste incineration systems produce a wide variety of pollutants and toxic emissions which are detrimental to human health, including dioxins, toxic metals and acid gases;
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Dioxin is one of the most toxic chemicals and is a known human carcinogen and endocrine;
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Dioxin may cause cancer and neurological damage, and disrupt reproductive systems, thyroid systems, respiratory systems etc.
Landfill
Encapsulating Waste for a Maximum of 1,000 Years
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There are large long-term costs associated with landfills; causing pollution to the local environment by contaminating the groundwater and aquifers, contaminating the soil, and producing methane;
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Methane as a greenhouse gas is 25 times more powerful than carbon dioxide (CO2);
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Greenhouse gases are said to be the leading cause of climate change.
Deep Well Injection
Placing Fluids Deep Underground in Porous Formations of Rocks
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Disposing of liquid waste deep underground has been linked to water contamination, destroyed ecosystems, toxic leaks and earthquakes;
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Once the liquid waste is deposited, it is not tracked and scientists have no real idea of how far it can travel or the problems it will eventually create.
Our Solution: Free Radical Gasification (FRG™)
Proven to Protect the Environment!
Responsible Energy Inc. has created a technology that replaces the most hazardous methods of waste disposal known to man. Our proven waste management solution enables the simple conversion of any type of waste into a valuable Renewable Natural Gas (RNG).
Responsible Energy's multi-patented Free Radical Gasification (FRG™) technology finally offers a triple bottom line (social/environmental/financial) solution to an industry that traditionally does not use long-term climate protection solutions. Standard methods of industrial waste management have been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt to have long-term negative effects on our environment and the well-being of our planet.