Who and where do I contact for a sample of BATCURE to test in agriculture?

global lead advice
& support service

^{^{^{Run by}}}

The Lead Education and Abatement Design Group
Working to eliminate lead poisoning globally and to protect the
environment from lead in all its uses: past, current and new uses
ABN 25 819 463 114

Australians! Take action today. Is lead harming
you & your kids? Buy low cost, NATA accredited
laboratory lead test kits here. Sample your dust,
soil, water, paint, toys, jewellery, ceramics
	Water Lead test Kits

Proceeds from our DIY Home Lead Assessment kit sales go towards the
Keeping Australian Lead Out of Leaded Petrol Initiative.

About Us
bell system lead poisoning
Contact Us
Council Lead Project
egroups
Library-Fact Sheets
Home Page
Media Releases
Newsletters
Q&A
Referral Lists
Reports
Site Map
Slide Shows-Films
Subscribe-Donate
Useful Links

Visitor Number

QUESTION: Who and where do I contact for a sample of BATCURE to test in agriculture? 05/05/09 Alberta, Canada

So who and where do I contact and pay for a 20-50 lot sample of BATCURE to test in agriculture, trucking and related industrial equipment and automobile batteries. Please email the information as I have become rather GREEN, lately and see battery pollution as a terrible waste of resources and environmental problem. However I still need to prove to my self your product you talk about works and is not another internet scam. Pardon me but please do not be insulted. Looking forward to your reply

Very best regards

Charles Park, RR # 2, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada, T4J 1R2

ANSWER: May 5 2009

Dear Charles,

Thanks for your email.

We are an information and referral service aimed at the elimination of lead poisoning and protection of the environment from lead pollution. Regarding Batcure, as we do not know enough about how to extend the life of a lead acid battery, we asked for a technical review of information and I trust that you will find the comments in the following email from Australia's largest corporation, BHP Billiton, useful. You may wish to contact BHP Billiton directly, specifically Michael Roche, because he is the Team Leader, Stewardship Team, Green Lead [Acid Battery] Project. Michael co-authored an article called "Green Lead", with Phillip Toyne (contributing editor) in EcoFutures Magazine Volume 1, Issue 1, Feb 2002 stating that: "The Berzelius Smelter in Germany, the Exide Battery Company in the US and the Philippine Recycling Inc, amongst many others, share the BHP Billiton belief that lead can be safely used and reused. "What this consortium of companies proposes to do is to create a global pilot project across all aspects of the mining of lead and its use in batteries. This is because most lead produced in the world goes into batteries. They believe they can build on the lessons learnt with batteries to look at other uses of lead in the future. "All aspects of the development of the Life Cycle Analysis and the Product Stewardship Protocol will be reviewed and validated by third party experts. In addition, they will be inviting a broad group of stakeholders to contribute their opinions and views. These will include Environment NGOs, governments, communities and others in our industry."

Michael joined the LeadWorkers e-group on 14/4/05

All the best

Yours Sincerely

Elizabeth O'Brien

EMAIL TWO Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 2:12 PM

Subject: Exceptionally long life, least maintained, all weather eco-friendly POLYOXIDE BATTERIES

Dear Charles,

Regarding your inquiry about BATCURE, I thought you might be interested in this email that we had just received from the company.

It contains attachments which might be useful.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth O'Brien