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Aug 08, 2011
RT @: Events: "Health and Environment Safety of nanotechnology enabled consumer products".

Aug 08, 2011
RT @: Events: "Health and Environment Safety of nanotechnology enabled consumer products".

Aug 08, 2011
Events: "Health and Environment Safety of nanotechnology enabled consumer products".

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EcoloCap's M-Fuel Exceeds Expectations in Chile

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS--(Marketwire - Aug. 8, 2011) - EcoloCap Solutions Inc. (OTCBB:ECOS)

Michael Siegel, CEO of EcoloCap Solutions Inc., today announced that the M-Fuel tests being conducted by Empresas Energy Partners of Chile on a 4,000 Hp diesel 1.8 Megawatt MTU GenSet without any modification, have produced better than expected results. The M-Fuel is being produced by an EcoloCap NPU-10, which yields 10 metric tons of M-Fuel per 24-hour period. http://www.empresasepc.cl/todo%20ingles.html

The nanotechnology-based M-Fuel, an emulsion of diesel fuel, water and a proprietary additive, was developed by EcoloCap's Korean team over the last few years. The Company is now marketing the technology worldwide, with orders and Memorandums of Understanding with governments, transportation and utility companies from over ten countries, all waiting for these tests.

Siegel stated: "M-Fuel burns cooler than standard diesel, so the engine does not overheat during heavy loads, as it does while running on pure diesel," commented Mr. Siegel. This added benefit effectively gives the operator increased generation capacity with a reduction in operating costs.

Source: Marketwire (press release)

nanoTox COO Greg King Advises Nanotech Companies to View Safety ...

Austin, TX (Vocus) April 8, 2010

Responding to a series of AOL News articles questioning the oversight of nanotechnology product safety (http://www.aolnews.com/category/nanotech/), nanoTox COO Greg King said that nano-product companies will need to confront possible negative perceptions directly to avoid the kinds of public outcry experienced by bioengineered food companies in the past.

?It?s in people?s nature to fear the unknown,? said King. ?And while companies may not be able to educate everyone in the complexities of nanotechnology, they can turn safety concerns to their advantage by being transparent about its use in their products, documenting their careful research and emphasizing concern over human and environment health.?

King was responding to AOL News and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Andrew Schneider, who published a series entitled ?The Nanotech Gamble? which explored possible risks that may accompany nanotechnology research and product development. Schneider?s series was greeted with concern by most in the U.S. nanoproduct industry....

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IATP Criticizes Development of Nanotechnology Products Without ...

by Lynn L. Bergeson

The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) issued a June 29, 2011, report entitled Racing Ahead: U.S. Agri-Nanotechnology in the Absence of Regulation , which claims that at least 1,300 products with engineered nanotechnology materials (ENM) have been commercialized, “despite myriad uncertainties about the public health and environmental effects of ENMs.” According to the report, several steps are needed for an operative and mandatory regulatory structure for nanotechnology products and processes, including an agreed legal definition of what constitutes an ENM and nanotech product data. The report describes the June 9, 2011, announcement by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of their intent to issue voluntary guidance to industry on nanotechnology products as “a small, but encouraging first step toward regulation.”

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