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Green Earth Technologies also has a plan in place with Corent Company, in cooperation with Ever- green Flying, Inc., both Louisiana based companies, to use 1295 hp Turbine Air Tractor aircraft to apply G-Marine Fuel Spill Clean-UP! dispersant over the affected areas of the BP/Trans Ocean Rig Collapse in the Gulf of Mexico. Utilizing 7 air tractor 802 aircraft, 14 square miles of oil spill could be treated daily.


G-MARINE Fuel Spill Clean-UP! is a unique blend of plant derived, water based and ultimate bio- degradable ingredients specifically formulated to quickly emulsify and encapsulate fuel and oil


spills. These plant derived ingredients are processed to form a colloidal micelle whose small particle size (1 to 4nm) enables it to penetrate and breakdown long chain hydrocarbons bonds in oils and grease and holds them in a colloidal suspension when mixed with water. Once oil has been suspended in a nano-colloidal suspension, there is no reverse emulsion; the oil becomes water soluble allowing it to be consumed by resident bacteria in the water. This dispersant formula is protected by trade secrets pursuant to Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) Standard CFR-1910 1200. The ingredient list has been reviewed by the US EPA and contains no ingredients considered hazardous by OSHA.


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