This was the article printed on the front page of the North Delta Leader on March 7th 2007 which had to do with changes in transit service to cut down green house gas emissions. It stated that :

Out of the Tail Pipe

Greenhouse gas emissions from passenger vehicles in Greater Vancouver are now estimated at 5.5 million tonnes per year, the equivalent of:

• Filling BC Place stadium three to four times a day, or 1,100 times a year.
• Filling one million two-litre pop bottles -enough to line up end to end from Vancouver to Olympia, Washington.
• Creating a layer of carbon dioxide four metres deep across the entire region every year.
• Based on local fuel consumption, the typical vehicle generates more than it’s weight in carbon dioxide each year.

According to the article in The Leader, the greenhouse gases released each year due to passenger transportation is enough to fill B.C. Place stadium every eight hours.

It has been predicted that the price of gas in the coming months will be on the rise. It has gone up considerably in many parts of the United State. These statistics are depressing and may cause us to feel even more helpless than before.

If you are anythng like me, anything that could be done by each and every one of us, at the grass roots level, reducing vehicle emissions would make a huge difference.

Well, I am pleased to inform you that there is a product, that we can use, that produces a more complete combustion thereby creating cleaner emissions, increased fuel savings, and more engine efficiency and power.

Comprehensive and rigorous tests have been done by an independent laboratory in accordance with SAE Type 11 J132. Test results indicate an unprecedented fuel savings of 13% for gasoline cars and 16% for diesel trucks in a very stringent testing environment. Actual use is often showing results much higher than the test results.

I am recommending that those of us that desire to be a part of the soloution to this global problem, take a serious look at this and check it out. Here is the link.

www.eyecom.com/dna