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WM: picking up on your TOX thread...

You've missunderstood me...I could satisfy myself of those risks in an hour or two if I could get access to the company's site in Brisbane, the previous managers/owners and the company CEO. Regretfully they're all unavailable currently.

Has anyone researched the POP (persistant organic polutants) market - that of OCBs, PCBs and HCBs? I've spent 10 or so hours on this area and can see that one could conclude that there's not much more treatable material left in Australia (remember - BCD's technology relies on being able to put the POPs into gaseous form).

The Orica material, for example, may not be able to be treated by BCD. Bacterial methods are more likely to be used in scale to break the HCB materials down into HCL and methane.