NetworkNewsBreaks – FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) Announces Strategic Advisory Appointment, Joint Research Project to Reduce N2O Emissions
FuelPositive (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) today announced the appointment of Dr. Mario Tenuta as its agricultural greenhouse gas mitigation advisor. Dr. Tenuta currently serves as the senior industrial research chair in 4R Nutrient Stewardship and is professor of applied soil ecology at the University of Manitoba. The company also shared news about a new joint research project aimed at reducing nitrous oxide (“N2O”) emissions associated with the use of all nitrogen fertilizers, whether organic or synthetic. The project was initiated during the last week of October 2022 and is being conducted on the11,000-acre farm of Tracy and Curtis Hiebert, near Sperling, Manitoba, Canada. “We are committed to doing everything we can to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with agriculture. Our patent-pending technology eliminates the carbon emissions previously associated with the production of traditional grey ammonia. That’s a gigantic step forward. But we aren’t stopping at that. We are also determined to minimize the nitrous oxide emissions associated with all nitrogen fertilizers. There is no one in Canada better qualified than Dr. Tenuta to lead this research program for us,” said Luna Clifford, director of strategic partnerships and alliances of FuelPositive. “We suggested the project be conducted on the Hieberts’ farm since it is near the University of Manitoba. Mario and the Hieberts could not be more in sync with us regarding their shared desire to fight climate change while maximizing soil health and crop yields.”
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FuelPositive (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) today announced the appointment of Dr. Mario Tenuta as its agricultural greenhouse gas mitigation advisor. Dr. Tenuta currently serves as the senior industrial research chair in 4R Nutrient Stewardship and is professor of applied soil ecology at the University of Manitoba. The company also shared news about a new joint research project aimed at reducing nitrous oxide (“N2O”) emissions associated with the use of all nitrogen fertilizers, whether organic or synthetic. The project was initiated during the last week of October 2022 and is being conducted on the11,000-acre farm of Tracy and Curtis Hiebert, near Sperling, Manitoba, Canada. “We are committed to doing everything we can to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with agriculture. Our patent-pending technology eliminates the carbon emissions previously associated with the production of traditional grey ammonia. That’s a gigantic step forward. But we aren’t stopping at that. We are also determined to minimize the nitrous oxide emissions associated with all nitrogen fertilizers. There is no one in Canada better qualified than Dr. Tenuta to lead this research program for us,” said Luna Clifford, director of strategic partnerships and alliances of FuelPositive. “We suggested the project be conducted on the Hieberts’ farm since it is near the University of Manitoba. Mario and the Hieberts could not be more in sync with us regarding their shared desire to fight climate change while maximizing soil health and crop yields.”
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