California is a leader in establishing trends that other
states adopt. They have passed “Proposition 65” which provides that, subject to
certain exceptions, no person “shall knowingly and intentionally expose any
individual to a chemical known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive
toxicity without first giving clear and reasonable warning…”
California Attorney General Lockyer, with the Natural
Resources Defense Council, Coalition for Clean Air, Inc. and Environmental Law
Foundation announced “ a landmark Proposition 65 settlement over cancer-causing
emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks traveling to and from the distribution
centers of the three major California grocery chains including Albertson’s/Luckys,
Ralphs and Vons/Safeway. This groundbreaking settlement “brings environmental
justice to thousands of community residents who are being exposed to harmful
exhaust from heavy-duty diesel trucks traveling back and forth from the grocery
distribution centers”.
It appears that the EPA, States and Class Action Attorneys
are going to seize the opportunity to go after the deep pockets of truck fleets
for causing cancer. Class action attorneys are about to have a new cause.
The Rentar technology was developed to reduce combustion
engine exhaust pollution before it is created. Exhaust pollution is unburned
fuel being blown out the exhaust. Catalytic Converters and other pollution
controlling devices treat the problem after the problem is created.
Rentar Technology is based on passing the fuel, prior to
combustion, over a patented combination of elements creating a catalytic
reaction. This reaction temporarily opens or “cracks” the molecular fuel chain,
allowing more of the oxygen “ions” to attach to a greater number of individual
fuel molecules. The process is referred to as “oxygenizing”.