Reactive barrier protection offers real-time benefits, as discovered by Tom Daschle. A former US Senate Majority Leader, he was also the target of an attack during the fall of 2001.
His office received an envelope of Anthrax. This was true, too, for other politicians and journalists. The envelope involving Daschle, arrived at his personal office exposing some of his staffers to it as well.
His office was quickly quarantined.
A barrier to benefits can often be unforeseen. I enjoy camping and have been receiving flyers and opinion polls because of my time spent in Yellowstone Park. While there, I learned about how the insertion of wolves (after a 70-year absence) changed the behavior of the animals and the land. I recently found a video that described the lengths to which the park and its wildlife were affected.
We recently learned here at Intercept, that the world’s oldest living creature was an Ocean Quahog, named Ming. It was found near Iceland and was determined to be 507 years old.
It was born just after Columbus first crossed the Atlantic and lived to have seen many great changes in its life.
From 1751 to 1994 the oceans are believed to have gotten 30% more acidic and over the past 25 years 12% more acidic. So how is this related to Intercept Technology™ you ask?