Chew It Up and Spit It Out

Now here’s a novel idea! Take all the contaminated buildings and homes in New Orleans, and all the debris, grind it all up and then recycle all the material, using new technology, into new decontaminated building materials. If this sounds like something in the future, it’s not, according to Chuck Harder’s guest, Barry Fisher of Prime Environmental International. One of the best things is that in a small way this company proposes to “recycle” some of the people, too. They are set up to supply temporary housing for the local people that they will hire; they will train them, they will supply clothing for them, they will pay them; and at the end of the project (estimated to be 2-3 years) the people will be offered a job with the company. Sounds like a win-win situation all the way around. Click here to listen to this intriguing episode. Mr. Fisher suggests that if people wish they can go to PMISolutions.org to make a donation for the relief efforts.

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