Bark beetles have been expanding in coniferous forests due to extreme heat-induced droughts. By installing water pumps in key areas, groundwater is drawn up, creating a moist environment that nurtures the growth of a powder-applied fungus. This natural fungus hinders the survival of bark beetles and Asian hornets, helping to restore forests & global health.

In regions prone to frequent wildfires, soil treatment with lava dust and activated carbon improves soil quality while locking in CO2 and nitrogen. This supports plant growth and slows the spread of fires, reducing their intensity. In areas like the United States, water pumps along hillside communities form a barrier of mist to shield against advancing fires, mitigating potential damage.

Methane is a significant pollutant found globally. By fermenting manure and using methane as fuel, this greenhouse gas can be captured and repurposed in greenhouses, supporting the growth of various crops. This large-scale approach addresses methane pollution and promotes sustainable agriculture.

In North Holland, groundwater is polluted. We aim to restore this through natural methods such as activated carbon and lava dust. By implementing filtration systems, we can clean the water and create healthier ecosystems, starting in North Holland.

Air pollution is tackled in various ways, but the simplest and cheapest solution is to address the major issues first. By utilizing natural products, we aim to restore the climate, paving the way for tackling smaller pollutants in the future. This holistic approach provides sustainable benefits for the environment.