Very interesting! In the mid 1970's The University of Texas at Austin had a Dr Carl Oppenheimer as head of their science department. He had discovered a new microbial species and spent 40 years doing research. One of many benefits was the complete breakdown of any and all organic compounds into their elemental state. It was 100% effective. Not an invention. Just an observation of natures recycling capabilities. I do not see the benefit of the TX A&M process.
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
Very interesting! In the mid 1970's The University of Texas at Austin had a Dr Carl Oppenheimer as head of their science department. He had discovered a new microbial species and spent 40 years doing research. One of many benefits was the complete breakdown of any and all organic compounds into their elemental state. It was 100% effective. Not an invention. Just an observation of natures recycling capabilities. I do not see the benefit of the TX A&M process.