Water Harvesting Rain Catching
| Business category 1 | Agency Services |
| City ( of main office ) | Queanbeyan, AU, Australia |
| Address | 24 Bangalay St |
| Phones | 6102-62-976739 |
| Fax | 61 |
| Web site | www.waterharvestingraincatching.bigpondhosting.com |
| About | ABN 74292270486 Business No BN98277226 Patent No 2006906579 We would like to invite use to a opportunity to produce our products to help all with water. Thank you We are wanting to work with [Darlings Downs Tarpaulins] to help all live with climate changes that are here to stay. We have been waiting the 12 month Grace period, since November last year. We are wanting to get our products Into the public arena. All is made from existing materials. With free standing frames no digging they site on the ground. This product will not harm the environment, it will fill existing dams Pure uncontaminated rain water. With country towns boiling water to survive. Farmers going to court over stealing next door neighbours water. We have to change the way we catch and contain our natural resource, rain. If a farmer is able to catch 10% of rain on his land area and contain it, then there wont be the need for him to take the water from else where eg. Rivers. We are at the end of our 1 year grace and are ready to produce our products. To help with water and our Rivers. Please take the time to look below and on our website, we are offering a way to help farmers live with climate changes that are here to stay. Without hurting the environment or ripping up native land to build new dams. Dams are suffering from now we can live with what we have using our products to help contain and fill existing dams. At a fraction of the cost of building new dams. We have towns, farmers boiling water to survive. With our products and your help to provide them all with a clean source of pure rain water which we all should be drinking. Not water that has to be run through treated water plants that who knows how many chemicals are added. All designs come with solar powered pump to stop evaporation and water contamination. With floating lids Kind Regards Michael Blundell Please e-mail any comments to: blundell2006@bigpond. Com 0433704661 3 Eugenia St Queanbeyan Promoting Products to Preserve our Creeks and Rivers no more dams-Free-Water For farmers. Wanting to help in third world Water Harvesting Rain Catching A new innovative products. " Water Harvesters Rain Catchers" can be placed in any open area to catch and contain rainwater. Sounds easy? It is made from existing proven Australia products, its light weight, portable and able to contain large amounts of rainwater, and can easily moved or stored. Australia is in crisis, our soil is damaged, and our dams are dry. A lot of water is wasted, and rain isn't falling in the most desperately needed areas. Following weather patterns rainfall can be tracked, we believe this capacity can help people on the land. Only 3% of the worlds rain fall is caught and contained, with our products we can increase that percentage significantly. Capturing drinkable fresh water, before becoming storm water is a great idea. Due to the limited supply of water, people and plants have a significant demand for an increasingly scarce resource. The products I am promoting are called Rain Catchers. These products come in various sizes and have various applications. Australia is the driest continent on the planet, it is critical for our survival that efficient and effective water strategies are put in place. These strategies must be able to store water efficiently and promote effective use of this water. However over most of the country rainfall is not only low, but highly erratic. Australia is also currently in a very serious drought-the worst on record, following a run of very dry seasons. As a result many farming families are under significant financial and emotional pressure. This situation has implications for not only the families involved but for there regional communities and, given the economic contribution agriculture make to the nation economy, the nation as a |
| Date | 2011 Oct 29, 11:10 |