Andrew White

We never gave the bad guys one penny. by Andrew White

We never gave the bad guys one penny.

With global travel becoming increasingly more popular, the North Pole is still an area of the world where few can say they've ventured, we've seen heightened interest for these types of exclusive, extreme experiences.

It's the most cost competitive in terms of dollars spent per contaminant removed and that's simply because we've been able to generate such a high capacity for this toxic hydrogen sulfide, the other end that the customer really likes is that the other solid products that are out there are responsible for sending to landfill to get rid of, whereas with SufaCHAR we take it back and we redistribute it as an agricultural product, so it's cheaper and it has this great beneficial end use.

One of the unique aspects of what our process does is that it catalytically converts the sulfide into sulphur. Sulphur is a fertilizer product and because the feedstock we're making it out of is a fiber that's almost a compost when we're done with it we're left with a carbon compost that's already in the fertilizer form, so we don't have to any reprocessing. As soon as we take it out of the tanks where it's been used for gas cleaning we can apply it directly to the fields.

Antarctica is shedding 160 billion tons of ice annually and that figure is rising, it's heartbreaking for those of us who've been fortunate enough to witness the place in all its chilling beauty. Forget Cuba. If there's one destination you need to see now, it's Antarctica.