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Green 2024: New technological breakthroughs to safeguard earth’s essential triangle of life air, water, and soil

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, January 1, 2024 (Global News Distribution) -

The essential life triangle of air, land, and water holds paramount importance for all life on our planet. However, our world is grappling with significant challenges, with millions of lives lost due to air and water pollution. Soil degradation further compounds these issues, presenting a grave problem on a global scale. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/08/opinion/environment/air-pollution-deaths-climate-change.html

In response to these crises in 2024, we hold hope that upcoming scientific breakthroughs, as listed in this article, will play a pivotal role in addressing these pressing challenges. The potential solutions highlighted in the article offer optimism for a brighter future, providing avenues to mitigate the dire consequences of air and water pollution, as well as combat the severe issue of soil degradation.

Albanian Minerals CEO Sahit Muja articulated, “The Creator has generously endowed our planet with essential elements to safeguard Earth, biodiversity, and humanity. Unfortunately, the vital triangle of life—air, land, and water, our most precious natural resources—is now facing severe pollution.” Muja emphasized, “Ocean acidification poses a global threat to oceans, estuaries, and waterways, often referred to as the ‘evil twin’ of climate change. It presents one of the most significant ecological challenges worldwide, with severe environmental, social, and economic repercussions for ocean industries. Effectively addressing this issue necessitates a coordinated governance effort.”

Presenting a natural remedy to counter ocean pollution, acidity, and mineral depletion, Mr. Muja underscored, “Exploring nature provides valuable insights into sustainable and harmonious environmental solutions. Nature, having evolved over millions of years, has fine-tuned processes and systems to achieve balance and efficiency. Numerous key principles observed in nature serve as inspiration for environmental solutions.”

Continuing, he explained, “Nature underscores the significance of biodiversity in maintaining ecosystem health and resilience. Minerals, forests, and soil act as natural filters, purifying water and air through physical, chemical, and biological processes.”

Muja detailed, “Replicating these natural filtration mechanisms in engineered systems can offer sustainable solutions for water and air purification. Nature adeptly utilizes renewable energy sources, such as sunlight and wind, in its processes. Prioritizing and advocating for renewable energy solutions, inspired by natural processes, is crucial in reducing reliance on non-renewable resources.”

He concluded, “By closely observing and learning from nature, researchers and environmentalists can uncover sustainable and regenerative solutions that respect the intricate balance of ecosystems. Biomimicry, a practice drawing inspiration from nature to address human challenges, exemplifies the potential of applying nature’s wisdom to tackle environmental issues,” as expressed by Sahit Muja.

Sahit Muja eloquently expressed, “In our pursuit of sustainable solutions, we’ve unveiled an ingenious approach employing the extraordinary green rock, magnesium silicates, olivine, and a meticulously crafted blend of essential minerals. Our method involves mining these rocks, milling them with eco-friendly energy and practices, employing electric trains and environmentally conscious ships for transportation, and dispersing the grains over targeted environments. This stands out as the most efficient, secure, and cost-effective strategy to combat climate change and the concomitant ocean acidification.

Muja emphasized, “Our groundbreaking product, featuring a high-grade olivine variant, coupled with the utilization of free wave energy in oceans, has the power to convert CO2 into magnesium carbonates. This mineral combination enriches the ocean with vital elements for sustaining life, fostering the overall health and wellness of biodiversity. Enhanced green rock olivine weathering emerges as a multifaceted solution, addressing atmospheric carbon dioxide reduction, nutrient supply, and the mitigation of ocean acidification.”

Contemplating the vast energy potential harbored in ocean waves, which encompass 70 percent of the planet’s surface, oceans stand as an abundant source of renewable energy. The estimated potential of ocean wave energy reaches up to an astounding 500 percent of the current global demand for electricity.

Muja underscored the scalability and enduring nature of enhanced green rock olivine weathering, stating, “Achieve the capture of 100% of humanity’s annual CO2 emissions with a mere 0.1 utilization of shelf seas; this represents a permanent and impactful solution. The prolific wave energy inherent in coastal areas accelerates olivine weathering, leveraging the force of waves to crush the rock and expedite the natural carbon dioxide capture process.”

Sahit Muja proudly positions Albanian Minerals as the custodian of an unparalleled global mineral reserve, boasting the world’s foremost magnesium olivine capable of capturing 100% of global carbon dioxide emissions. This cutting-edge technology, currently in development, assures cost-effectiveness, scalability, and a lasting impact.

At the forefront of innovation, the company pioneers an olivine-based product, securing a crucial mineral blend to address a paramount global challenge and guarantee sustenance for all living biodiversity.

The magnesium Olivine-based Natural Green Wonder promises a spectrum of assurances:

100% natural
100% eco-friendly
100% effectiveness in enriching soil and water nutrition
100% efficiency in CO2 removal, with 1 ton of olivine eliminating 1 ton of CO2
100% guarantee of permanent CO2 storage, utilized for vegetation growth as magnesium carbonate
100% commitment to regulating land, water, and ocean acidification
100% dedication to pH regulation in land
100% assurance of increased production and vegetative growth
100% guarantee against land desertification
100% provision of 20 essential minerals for all life forms
100% commitment to purifying land and water from toxic metals
100% assurance of elevating the entire food chain’s quality
100% guarantee of reducing mineral deficiencies
100% commitment to refining water quality
100% assurance against land degradation and erosion
100% commitment to regulating land drainage
100% assurance against diseases
100% dedication to enhancing nutrition for all sea biodiversity
100% commitment to boosting energy levels for all biodiversity
100% dedication to combating climate change

Sahit Muja passionately declares, “To sustain nearly 8.1 billion people, hundreds of billions of animals, trillions of sea creatures, and hundreds of trillions of plants, fruit trees, grass, vegetables, and more, Albanian Minerals diligently works to introduce this mineral combination globally as one of the greatest future natural supplement combinations. This marvelous wonder is the essence of every living thing, a fundamental building block of the 21st century—a new world.”

Natural Carbon Removal Approach: Albanian Minerals is committed to combating climate change through an innovative and natural approach that expedites carbon removal. This involves strategically distributing crushed magnesium silicates in both land and water, employing enhanced weathering to accelerate natural processes and achieve rapid carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration. This method not only aids in CO2 sequestration but also contributes to purifying air, water, and land, offering potential solutions for addressing land degradation and deforestation.

When magnesium-rich olivine reacts with CO2 and water in natural conditions, it forms magnesium carbonate. This process effectively locks up CO2 from the air into rocks with a new chemical composition, highlighting magnesium as an essential nutrient for all species.

The incorporation of magnesium-based solutions, including technologies that convert CO2 into sugars, vitamins, and essential minerals for biodiversity, presents a multifaceted approach. Enhanced weathering, focusing on magnesium ore, green olivine, and innovative technologies, emerges as a promising solution for addressing climate-related challenges. https://climate.mit.edu/explainers/carbon-capture

Transforming CO2 into magnesium carbonates, sugars, vitamins, and separating heavy metals using eco-friendly technology repurposed for batteries and the green energy transition provides a comprehensive and sustainable solution. The gradual dissolution of magnesium in seawater not only offers essential minerals to biodiversity but also reduces ocean acidity while permanently removing carbon dioxide by converting it into beneficial substances.

The 30-year journey of global research on magnesium olivine’s CO2 capture abilities underscores the importance of rigorous scientific validation. Magnesium’s versatility as a solution to various environmental issues, such as maintaining ecological balance, supporting agriculture, and addressing challenges related to air, land, and water quality, is highlighted. Moreover, magnesium is presented as a sustainable supply for new batteries and lighter alloys, potentially impacting the economic outlook of clean energy sources. https://climatecleanup.org/double-nature-summit-2023/
In addition to environmental solutions, Sahit Muja is recognized as a visionary entrepreneur with a net worth of 3.5 billion USD. His leadership extends to climate change solutions, CO2 sequestration, water pollution mitigation, and economic growth. Engaged in diverse global projects, Muja is the Founder and CEO of Global Mining, Green Minerals, and Albanian Minerals, with significant reserves of magnesium, nickel, cobalt, rare earth minerals, and high-grade chromium.

Muja’s commitment to clean energy and the EV supply chain aligns with environmental standards, and he emphasizes the importance of new technologies for sustainable mining practices. His journey, dedication to innovation, philanthropy, and addressing global challenges position him as a notable and influential figure in the business world.

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Did the Distribution of Ad Hoc Farm Payments Affect the 2020 Presidential Election?

December 27, 2021 (Global News Distribution) -

AAEA members release new research in AEPP

Record government payments to US farmers between 2018 and 2020 had impacts beyond the farm gate. The Market Facilitation Program (MFP) and the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) generated approximately 677,512 votes for President Trump and the Republican Party in the 2020 Presidential Election with an estimated cost-per-vote-gained of $66,124.

In the new article “Political returns to ad hoc farm payments?”, Aleks Schaefer from Oklahoma State University, Joseph Janzen from University of Illinois, Trey Malone from Michigan State University and Daniel Scheitrum from the University of Arizona, look at whether the distribution of ad hoc farm payments made under MFP and the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) affected voting patterns in the 2020 Presidential Election.

Schaefer says, “We found that MFP and CFAP payments did influence county-level voting outcomes. The response was driven primarily by increased turnout among Trump supporters, rather than “vote switching”. However, the votes induced by ad hoc farm payments were insufficient to change electoral college outcomes for any U.S. state.”

If you are interested in setting up an interview, please contact Allison Ware in the AAEA Business Office.

ABOUT AAEA: Established in 1910, the Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA) is the leading professional association for agricultural and applied economists, with 2,500 members in more than 60 countries. Members of the AAEA work in academic or government institutions as well as in industry and not-for-profit organizations, and engage in a variety of research, teaching, and outreach activities in the areas of agriculture, the environment, food, health, and international development. The AAEA publishes two journals, the American Journal of Agricultural Economics and Applied Economic Perspectives & Policy, as well as the online magazine Choices and the online open access publication series Applied Economics Teaching Resources. To learn more, visit http://www.aaea.org.

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Irrigation Water Conditioning Opportunities

June 18, 2021 (Global News Distribution) -

Learn how technology developed by Dime Water Inc. can help improve the way water is utilized in agricultural irrigation and other commercial applications.

According to the U.S. Department of the Interior USGS division, 70% of all fresh water worldwide is consumed in growing crops. Some countries such as Israel, Saudi Arabia and states like California, Florida and the Dakotas, have higher percentages. With drought conditions predicted in 2021 and 2022 for much of the world and the western US in particular, treatment opportunities for water professionals should be significant.

The problem associated with much of the accessible irrigation water is brackishness that slows or stops water from adequately following the xylems (capillary network) in plants. This results in the need to overwater and if not overwatered, plants and their nutritional value are significantly reduced. Needless to say, this excess water is subtracted from available supplies for homes and industry.

Historically, the brackishness is countered by continued overwatering (until sources are exhausted) or by employing R.O. systems which in addition to high capital and operating costs is counterproductive because of waste streams. Much of the World has found relief by employing magnetic devices especially in Russia, Eastern European countries and Israel where resources are scarce. One of the best university studies is available through Research Gate www.researchgate.net/publication/284724980 “Impact of Magnetic Water on Plant Growth” co-authored by Jaime da Silva of Japan and Judit Dobranszki of Debrecen University in Hungary. Typical reported results document water savings in the 10% range which could ease drought conditions by billions of gallons in the US.

All published effectiveness reports on magnetic water treatment for irrigation come up short on the issue of why the process works, which understandably creates skepticism at a professional level. The answer may be found in a recently published research book by Gerald H. Pollack, PhD Engineering titled The Fourth Phase of Water. Numerous and well-documented experiments on the properties of water were carried out by Dr. Pollack and his research assistants at his laboratory at the University of Washington. His work reveals that energy (infrared and EMF) applied to water causes a particular hexagonal structuring of water molecules while simultaneously releasing hydrogen ions that create hydronium (H 3 O) molecules in close proximity water. Further tests in the book postulate enhanced capillary action and a unique look at why this occurs.

We believe that a magnetic field can be the energy that changes the water structure to that described by Dr. Pollack. As an explanation of this phenomenon, think of how an electrical generator works: In its simplest form, an outside energy source such as an engine or a turbine moves a conductor (wire) in an electro magnetic field which results in movement of electrons in the wire which defines electricity. The quantitive expression of this is FARADAY’S LAW or EMF = v x B x L x sin A where:

EMF = Electro Motive (or Magnetic) Force or Volts (V) output

v = the velocity of the conductor in meters/sec. (Velocity is a vector which must include direction as opposed to speed which doesn’t require a directional component.)

B = magnetic field strength in Gauss units as opposed to Tesla units

L = length of conductor in meters

A = the angularity of the conductor relative to the magnetic field which defines velocity vs. speed. It is 90 0 in a pipe configuration with magnets on the circumference as most existing systems are constructed. The sin of 90 0 = 1, so it does not affect the voltage value.

In our math modeling of a system, the outside energy to run the “generator” is the water pump feeding the irrigation line, the wire (conductor) is water which of course is conductive unless it is D.I. or distilled water, the velocity is the result of flow rate, length of conductor is the length from in to out of device and field strength is the result of typically permanent magnets along with their type, quantity and placement. By applying the right-hand rule, the positive pole is on the inlet of the device. Knowing the resistance of the water column within the device by either measurement or using a TDS/CONDUCTIVITY CHART resistance can be determined and using OHM’S LAW V=IR with voltage from above I (amps) can be solved for as I = V/R. Finally, we can determine the energy going into the water which is derived from WATT’S LAW P=VI where P = Power in watts, a universal expression of energy. Through algebraic manipulation of ohms law, P in watts can also be expressed as P = I 2 R. Trial calculations show volts, amps and watts in the milli range.

This presentation is an expression of DC (Direct Current) power. Multiple magnet fields will produce a pulsing DC voltage and by axially changing magnetic field polarization from field to field, AC (Alternating Current) power will be produced. Hopefully this presentation will overcome some of the stigma associated with magnets and provide a plausible explanation for their efficacy in agricultural water applications.

We encourage people in the traditional water conditioning industry to align themselves with one of the many suppliers of agricultural magnetic systems. By offering such devices, we believe many millions of gallons of irrigation water can be diverted to residential and commercial uses which is especially important during drought conditions. For further interesting information on water properties, we recommend purchasing and studying Dr. Pollack’s book.

Mike Colburn has a Mechanical Engineering degree and patents in appliances and electronics as well as water products. He has been in the water business since 1968 and since 1994 has been co-owner and chief engineer at Dime Water, Inc. in Vista, CA.

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Mounts Botanical Garden to Host 15 Informative Programs & Events in June

May 22, 2021 (Global News Distribution) -

Friends of the Mounts Botanical Garden will be hosting 15 outstanding open-air events in June for people of all ages, including a comprehensive Windows Into Wellness Series (Walks, Yoga, Pilates, and Qi Gong), two Special Days in the Garden, and a new 4-day Light, Inspiration & Transformation Mini-Camp for Teens (June 22-25).

“With so much of the COVID lockdown blessedly behind us, Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest botanical garden is inviting garden enthusiasts, plant lovers, and proud ‘green-thumbers’ of all ages to come out and enjoy some of our many safe, healthy and happy horticultural activities in June,” says Mounts Curator-Director Rochelle Wolberg.

Windows Into Wellness Series

June 2, 9 & 16

Guided Sunflower Power Walks

Wednesdays, 8:30 am to 9:30 am

$5 for members; $15 for nonmembers

(Registration is required; tour size is limited; includes full Garden admission)

Reconnect and recharge with nature. Experience the beauty and plant life of the Windows on the Floating World Tropical Wetland along with other garden areas, and watch the newly planted Sunflower Field as it grows each week. Walk for fitness and fun.

To register, please visit https://www.mounts.org/events/.

June 2, 9, 16 & 30

Qi Gong

Wednesdays, 10 am to 11 am

$10 per class for members; $15 per class for nonmembers

(Registration is required; class size is limited to 15; includes full Garden admission)

Relieve stress and increase your metabolism, flexibility and strength.  Qi Gong (pronounced chee-gong) is an ancient Chinese exercise and healing technique. The exercises include simple, slow movements (which mimic nature), meditation and focused breathing—similar to Tai Chi. Each class will begin with a gentle walk to the Exhibit Hall, followed by exercises. Classes will be led by Roxanne Cumberland.

To register, please visit https://www.mounts.org/events/

June 4, 11 & 18

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National Growth Expands Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine

April 26, 2021 (Global News Distribution) -

Bioenterprise marks progress in connecting Canada’s agriculture and agri-food innovation system

New partnerships, collaborations and services across Canada are continuing the drive to unite the country’s fragmented agriculture and agri-food innovation system. As Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine,Bioenterprisenow boasts a growing national network of connected regional and provincial partners, an expanding team of 10 innovation advisors across Canada, and seven innovation locations stretching from Atlantic Canada to British Columbia.

“As we continue to build the Engine, we will focus on connecting partners that are already active in the innovation space, as well as identifying and filling gaps by offering services and support that complement the resources that are already available” Tweet this

“It’s long been our vision to create an agri-food innovation environment that is more collaborative, more cooperative and more national, and I’m incredibly proud of the fantastic progress we’ve made with Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine in the last year to turn that vision into reality,” says Bioenterprise CEO Dave Smardon. “By bringing people and organizations together through the Engine, we can harness the innovative spirit and growth potential of our agriculture and agri-food sector for the benefit of all Canadians as we embark on the path towards post-pandemic recovery.”

Since launching Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine last year, Bioenterprise has created 55 strategic partnerships, welcomed 77 new members, and cemented a presence in six regions – Atlantic Canada, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, and British Columbia.

A team of 10 innovation advisors is available to support Canadian entrepreneurs from start-ups to established companies; the team will double by this fall. The innovation advisor team has expertise in food innovation, value chains, food and consumer markets, agri-food equipment and technology, primary agriculture and forestry, agri-business, bioeconomy regulatory affairs, governance, investment, development and business strategies.

Over 50 emerging and growth-oriented companies have received funding, mentorship and business development support through programs like Investing in Business Innovation and SmartGrowth in Ontario, GreenShoots in Nova Scotia, Alberta Yield and Quebec’s AgTech Acceleration Program.

The past year also saw the creation of a francophone innovation ecosystem involving Collège Boréal, ZoneAgTech, EcoFuel and the Canadian Space Agency, launch of a Northern Ontario pilot agri-tech hub project and advisory committee, and development of a national science advisory committee with representation from universities, colleges and corporations across Canada.

“As we continue to build the Engine, we will focus on connecting partners that are already active in the innovation space, as well as identifying and filling gaps by offering services and support that complement the resources that are already available,” adds Smardon.

Bioenterprise is Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine, bringing more than 15 years of industry experience and a national and international network of research institutions, academia, mentors and experts, government, and industry to help small and medium-sized businesses in the sector nationwide Connect, Innovate, and Grow. Through its experienced service partner network, Bioenterprise offers a wide range of expertise and support to its clients, and partnerships with other industries help open doors to new technologies and platforms to help food and agri-tech businesses innovate and grow. Visit www.bioenterprise.ca to learn more.

Quick facts about Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine

National coverage from coast to coast – the numbers at a glance:

  • 7 Regional partners
  • 55 New partnerships
  • 77 New members
  • 50+ Companies supported
  • 10 Innovation advisors
  • 7 locations in six regions
  • 5 Innovation funding programs being delivered
  • Innovation locations:Atlantic Canada, Quebec, Northern Ontario, Southern Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, and British Columbia

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COLLATERAL BASE OPENS A NEW MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE TO HELP ENTREPRENEURS IN THE EMERGING AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY

February 11, 2021 (Global News Distribution) -

The law firm offers to provide help to companies in Massachusetts who are interested in the emerging agriculture industry, so that they can navigate towards more profitable waters.

Thomas Howard and David Leavitt, lawyers in the emerging agriculture industry, with over twenty years of combined experience joined forces to launch the new Collateral Base | Cannabis Industry Lawyer Massachusetts office in order to help people with their business in the bay state. And now that the emerging agriculture map is expanding in Massachusetts, this might be a good time to jump into the game field.

The Collateral Base team offers companies services aimed at helping with getting the first steps into the emerging agriculture industry, offering strategic guidance to follow in order to safely navigate the industry before and after a company gets its license to operate as a delivery operator, cultivator, or dispensary in Massachusetts.

“We always say all cannabis is local, but in Massachusetts it’s hyper-local,” says Thomas Howard.

“When you need guidance in this ever-changing industry, Collateral Base is here to lead the way,” said David Leavitt.

The Collateral Base office affirms that its purpose is to help entrepreneurs in the emerging agriculture industry so that they can kick start their business and make it grow. So people from Massachusetts who want to learn how to get a delivery license, or need help creating a business plan, or just need an extra push to get into the emerging agriculture industry, can take a look at the Collateral’ Base’s brand new office. If there are any other inquiries you can’t seem to find anywhere else, you can always reach out to collateralbase.com, and Tom and his staff will gladly answer your questions.

About The Team

After 10 years of experience providing legal services for emerging agriculture businesses all around the country, Tom Howard, lead attorney of the firm Collateral Base, created a law blog where he and his team have set their efforts to educate and inform people about the lucrative business of emerging agriculture. You can sign up for their newsletter that will include lots of actionable intelligence for your emerging agriculture business.  Make sure you subscribe to Tom’s podcast on YouTube or your favorite podcast provider. 

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The Hippie in High Heels – From Big Pharma to Farm

February 2, 2021 (Global News Distribution) -

Franny Tacy didn’t set out to become a disruptor in the farming industry – it just turned out that way.

Franny is the FIRST WOMAN HEMP FARMER in North Carolina in 75 years. Risky? You bet. But that didn’t stop the Nashville native from ditching her high-paying pharmaceutical career to farm the controversial crop

With her degrees in Education and Forestry and Sustainable Agriculture in one pocket and her belief in the life-changing benefits of hemp in the other – the Franny brand was born.

Parts horticulturist, botanist, and mad scientist, this trailblazer formulates a multitude of eco-friendly hemp products from textiles to medicinal tinctures – all while committing to the science of REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE (RA). A conservation and rehabilitative approach to food and farming, RA is said to reverse climate change, restore soil health, and maintain biodiversity. The holistic practice of RA (or “carbon farming”) has been unpopular with corporate Ag conglomerates in the past, but thanks to trailblazers like Franny’s Farm, attitudes are changing.

Today, the hippie may have shelved her Louboutins, but her mission remains the same: to restore and respect mother earth while touting the benefits of her beloved hemp.

Franny Tacy is available to speak on all issues of agriculture, regenerative agriculture practices, hemp and cannabis crops, and women leaders in the male-dominated industry of farming.

About Franny’s Farmacy

Franny’s Farmacy is committed to supporting the health and wellness of its customers through its innovative organic farm, network of principled partner producers and institutions, and traceable seed-to-shelf hemp products. For more information, visit www.frannysfarmacy.com

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