I am pro Hollund Industrial Marine because I like their business concept.  Harvesting underwater trees lost to the world for generations is a good thing for the planet and for our own well being in my opinion.  Many companies are doing this same work, buy only on a very small scale mostly using human divers.  This is why I feel the TigerLynk, if built, will make the difference and change the world in the process.  Remember, a prototype TigerLynk was built and proved in a reservoir in Brazil.  That prototype harvested a million board feet of lumber, much of it used to build the famed Atlantic City Board Walk.  Ipe was the lumber harvested at that time by a company called Aquatic Cellulose (the predecessor of HIMR).  A man called Frank VanVranken was intimately involved in that endeavor, and he now runs NorthCal Woods Products (a partner of Hollund Industrial Marine).