Sudden Grease Trap Overflow Kills Restaurant Chef

The dangers of unmonitored grease traps: "Mr Groen, 25, was working as a cook at Cafe C in Newtown about 12.10am when a grease trap overflowed and flooded the kitchen floor and the wiring, sparking a fatal electric shock."
> Sydney Morning Herald, December 6, 2009

Hydrologix Granted US Patent, November 10, 2009

Hydrologix® Gets US Patent for First Successful In-Situ Wastewater Bioremediator: Hydrologix® Systems LLC Is Awarded US Patent No. 7,615,156, Device For In-Situ Bioremediation Of Liquid Waste. Sold As The Hydrologix® Grease Reduction System, It Reduces Hazardous Wastewater At The Source To The Harmless By-Products Of Water And CO2 Via Computerized Controls, Something Phenomenal For The Wastewater Industry Worldwide Which Is Struggling For More Cost Effective And Sustainable Ways To Manage The Waste Problem And Offload Aging Wastewater Treatment Plants. > Read the full press release

Dr Markus Lenger Guest Speaker at Mannheim, Germany Innovations Showcase,
April 25th to May 5th

Dr. Markus Lenger was invited to speak for the second consecutive year, on April 30, 2009, joining a group of eminent international scientists at the Mannheim Germany May Market, a yearly event to showcase industry innovations. His topic "The Structure of Water" relates to the latest international research which shows that water can store information at the molecular level and behave accordingly. Dr. Lenger researches methods that could be exploited industrially to erase and re-write the information water contains, thus affecting its behavior. It is believed that such a method could be low cost and would completely revolutionize the way water and wastewater is treated. He is working with Dr. Konstantin Meyl, whose scalar wave system is so far the most advanced way of achieving controllable experimental results which will enable development of industrial applications.

Hydrologix Systems, LLC. News: Scalar Wave Technology

Hydrologix Systems research and development has a scalar wave system to research how scalar wave technology affects bodies of water and can change its molecular makeup. This system was invented by Professor Konstantin Meyl, a specialist in scalar waves and neutrino power, which are extensions of some of the work done by Nikola Tesla. See this video demonstration:

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