Oxygen Positive Is Coming
(From Bob Steed's Blog. Bob is Trivani's CEO)
I have appreciated the great feedback I have received regarding the incredible environmental initiative Trivani will be officially launching this fall. Oxygen Positive™ is coming, and it will change the way that everyone thinks about the environment.
There has been much discussion about determining our "carbon footprint" and finding ways to offset emissions created by simply living and going about our duties. There are some who believe that the planet is suffering from global warming and some who don't, but that is an argument that takes a back seat to the simple notion that the environment is a gift and our stewardship should be to pass it on in better condition than we received it. After all, it is our posterity that directly benefits (or not) from the choices we make.
The Oxygen Positive initiative (OP) has been designed to tackle one very important task: to go beyond simply "offsetting" our carbon footprints and creating a net positive environmental impact. If you are creating "X" amount of carbon currently, OP will create opportunities to produce "X plus" oxygen to offset your footprint. OP than creates additional opportunities for tremendous carbon dioxide to be eliminated.
The primary source for the power to do this can be found in the Super Trivania Trees that are now being farmed in two locations globally. Can you imagine a tree that creates 10 times the amount of oxygen of a regular, full-grown tree while eliminating 900% more carbon dioxide! It is almost too good to be true.
By simply planting these trees and calculating the oxygen output and co2 neutralization, we can easily determine how many of these trees must be growing in various stages to create a net oxygen positive environment. These trees are fully mature within five years, and they are capable of growing in nearly any environment. (Yes, even our partners in Minnesota and Wisconsin can grow these trees right in their own yards!) They generate a beautiful flower in the spring, and when they reach maturity, they can be harvested at the trunk and will immediately begin to grow back!
We have farms now operating in Australia, and soon, in Brazil. Jason Golly will be in Brazil this week with top government officials to open the facility and begin a major reforestation project in the rain forest. Now that is cool stuff!
We'll report on Jason's experience next week.
This fall, we will launch this great initiative officially and give all of you an opportunity to live the OP lifestyle.
