CJOH TV Oil Spill Clean Up Demonstration Using Wax

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Hello all my friends and wax research followers, How little people know that the spillers of the oil can retrieve, or can save the spilled oil, and can reuse the wax over and over again until all the oil is gone, The spilled crude oil already contains 4 to 5% of the same wax used to remove it. Wax is one of the last products found after distillation of crude oil. After the refining process there will be more wax retrieved than was used to remove the oil. Re-uniting the wax from where it came renders the spilled oil into a non-adhesive-non sticky, toxic or contaminating solid that can easily be removed from the water surface using fish nets and emptied into waiting barges to take it to where it was destened, which was to the oil refinery where we get more wax thand we put in. Its a win-win situation, dont you think?. I personally do not consider this method as technology because the solution is so very basic and elementary, that kids have exicuted in science classes. i.the event someone would like to view demostrations, type,(Wax For Oil Spills) on YouTube or GOOGLE I only just heard about the massive oil spill in Saskatchewan. Please share this video demonstrating how to remove 100 % of oil spills from rocks, sand and water in a matter of seconds using formulated waxes The first demonstration was for IMPREIAL OIL and city officials in Toronto Canada in 1969.at Bartell Industries Toronto Canada.. The second demonstration was under signed contract with Environment Canada in 1974 removing oil from rocks, sand and water from Passage Island off the coast of Vancouver, BC Canada which was a Bird Sanctuary for sea birds, and it was only three weeks before the hatch. While the females sat on their eggs, the male stood guard, and no birds were lost or injured. The third demonstration was for in the United States Cast Guard at Corpus Christy Texas in 1977 during the Campeche oil spill caused by a wellhead rupture off the coast in the Gulf of Mexico where I rolled the oil off the beach like it was a rug. The forth demonstration was for the Canadian Coast guard which was conducted on the water of the Toronto harbor in 1982. The fifth demonstration was Ontario Hydro demonstrated on seven of thec worse of oiils known to man at the Kingston Ontario Plant in 1987 Please send this clip to anyone in Saskatchewan including your friends , Possibly someone with some power in high places will view this and take note then perhaps run with it? This technology is so very elementary and basic that many school children across North America used this in there science classes, science projects including science fairs. . almost 98 % of the kids received high A's and won awards at fairs including Collage students. Letters can viewed in this group by scrolling way down. When you have a moment, type, ( WAX FOR OIL SPILLS ) on YouYube so that you can view more demonstrations I have conducted over 50 demonstrations for both Government and privet. Please tell me why this is not being used? Examples: : 1) Solidifying PCB oils in preparation for burial. 2) Solidifying and removing oil spilled on ice surfaces 3) Solidifying and removing crude, or Bunker C oil spilled on calm water; 4) Solidifying and stabilizing oils embedded within rock crevices and cliffs. . 5) Stabilizing and removing Fuel oils spilled on slow moving water surfaces. 6) Stabilizing and removing oils coated beach sand. 7) Stabilizing and removing oils spilled in swamps, lagoons or marshes. 8) Stabilizing and removing oil spilled on gravel or soft dirt surfaces. 9) Stabilizing and removing oil spilled on rivers or fast moving waters 10)Stabilizing and removing oil from oil sea creatures such as sea lions, otters, 11 Stabilizing and solidifying radioactive oils for long term safe burial 12 Stabilizing and removing oil within hidden tide pools within coastal shores' Thx for any comments, Willy. E-Mail contact - waxogen@gmail.com