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Sediment Capture Syphon Barge video

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP SAVE THE WETLANDS!

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This video shows how the Sediment Capture Syphon Barge can capture sediment to build a levy enclosure around open salt water. The Tide Pump system will pump out the enclosure and bring back dry land. Click the video start button.

Sediment Capture Syphon Barge video:
This model uses 1-1/2'' PVC pipe. Imagine the amount of sediment that could be captured with a 6" pipe.
A group of individuals can use the barge you are helping to build to go fishing. Each individual can take turns operating the sediment capture while others fish. The levy will be built with no fuel or labor cost, and the barge will be user friendly.
You Can Help make this happen by signing up at Rakuten/EBATES. Receive a $10 sign up bonus plus cash back on your first $25 qualifying purchase through Rakuten/EBATES. I initially need 3000 volunteers to go out of their way to advance my project by going shopping, would you be one of them?
This is what I did;
When I was building my Sediment Capture Syphon Barge, I needed some PVC pipe and 2x6 treated wood. Instead of going to Lowes and buying them off their shelf, I decided to see how Rakuten/EBATES works. I went online to Rakuten/EBATES who offered a $10 sign up bonus. After giving my name and email address, I signed up which opened up my Rakuten/EBATES account. From their list of retailers, I selected the Lowes link which offered a storewide 4% cash back. I purchased the pipe and wood, which totaled to $30.40 and put the order number on my phone. After Lowes emailed me that my order was ready, I went to Lowes, showed the cashier the order number, and they brought me my order. Rakuten/EBATES then deposited the $10, and $1.11 cash back into my Rakuten/EBATES account.
I told someone I knew, about my experience and that Rakuten/EBATES will give me at the time a $25 referral bonus if they signed up. They agreed to sign up because they knew me and wanted to help SAVE THE WETLANDS. They received a $10 sign up bonus and $5.39 cash back on their purchase which they donated to me. Rakuten/EBATES then put $25 into my account. I received a total of $50.50 simply because I changed the way I spent the money and shared the experience with someone I knew. If everyone in Louisiana who live along the I-10 corridor and southward were to do the same, it would provide millions of dollars towards my Tide Pump project and to pump out the salt water and bring back dry land. Even if the 3000 volunteers were not to share their experience it would still provide over $100,000. All you have to do to start the experience is click here Rakuten/EBATES to sign up or click on the Rakuten/EBATES page on the right. I would like to encourage you to volunteer your time and go out of your way to give the Rakuten/EBATES experience a try. Give others the opportunity, email this page address. If Rakuten/EBATES sends you promotional emails, you can scroll down to the bottom of the email and click unsubscribe.
The purpose of signing up is to create funding for my Tide Pump project. As mentioned above, Rakuten/EBATES will send me a $25 referral bonus to my Rakuten/EBATES account balance and will send your sign up bonus and cash back to your Rakuten/EBATES account balance. After you receive the bonus and cash back, you then send it to my donation button. Click here to DONATE. Your effort will provide me with $35+. If 100 sign up that's $3500+, a 1000 will be $35,000+. Making regularly purchases will create steady funding.
Instead of going into the Louisiana wetlands to plant grass and trees as a volunteer, you can make these purchases through Rakuten/EBATES. This can be your contribution to the effort. If you already shop at any one of the retailers, click on Rakuten/EBATES first, it will create the cash back.
If you prefer, you can keep the $10 sign up bonus and the cash back for your effort, and the project will still get the $25 referral bonus. Click Here Rakuten/EBATES to sign up or click on the Rakuten/EBATES page on the right.
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Victor Johnson, Manager, Stennis Office at LA Business & Technology Center/LSU is helping me get a grant to bring the Tide Pump project to manufacturing. Any donation you provide will help with the process.
The LA Business & Technology Center (LBTC) is part of the E.J. Ourso College of Business at LA State University, Baton Rouge, LA. The LBTC operates technology offices under contract with NASA at the John C. Stennis Space Center, MS and expects to open a second office at the NASA Michoud Assembly Facility, New Orleans.
The CPRA announced the Solicitation of New Project Ideas for Development of the 2023 Coastal Master Plan. After this release, I submitted my Tide Pump project as a new idea.
Below is a description of my Tide Pump project, you may want to send it to others. I built a Sediment Capture Tide Pump and showed a video of it to CWPPRA, an act of Louisiana and the federal government to help prevent erosion in the wetlands. You can view the YouTube video by going to The Tide Pump How It Works video page on the right.
The US Army Corps of Engineers told me that if this thing works like I say it does, it will change everything. I proposed that this technology can be used to dredge the Mississippi River without fuel and maintain the required river depth automatically.
A land owner in Houma, LA gave me permission to test my Tide Pump project on their property south of Houma in the wetlands, which has been moved to the Vermilion River south of Abbeville, LA. This test will give me the data that will demonstrate its usefulness. What used to be their land is now open salt water. I proposed to them that a GPS autonomous system using solar energy can be built onto barges to dig trenches and make levies that will enclose their original property line, while allowing for natural drainage. Then the Tide Pump system will be used to pump out the enclosure. This will give them their land back that will be under sea level just like New Orleans. After pumping out the salt water, fresh water from a nearby canal will be allowed to refill the enclosure. After letting the water settle, it will be pumped out again. This will allow a thin layer of top soil to form. Repeating this multiple times will build a layer of top soil to plant grass and trees or provide for agriculture, without salt water intrusion.
With all the efforts to save the wetlands, ocean level rise will eventually over top the landscape. All the world’s fertile deltas will be lost to ocean level rise and our habitable land mass will be reduced, while the world’s population increases. The solution is to capture sediment out of the oceans and build habitable islands, thus preserving our land mass and increasing agricultural land. The displaced sediment will give the arctic water a place to go without raising the oceans. Building elevated barrier islands in segments along the Louisiana coastline with closed gates between the segments will prevent storm surge from entering the wetlands. Then opening the gates when there is no storm surge.
The Tide Pump does not use fuel which makes it cost effective. The automated system built into the barrier islands will use tide, wave, wind, solar, and precipitation to elevate water. The energy produced by the elevated water can be used to compress air into a pipeline that is built into the barrier islands. Anyone can tap into the pipeline to run pneumatic devices and motors. The abandoned pipelines existing in the wetlands can be used to distribute the compressed air to pump out various enclosures, including the Mississippi River.
The wetlands can become the Louisiana Wetlands Energy Center, creating a new industry in Louisiana and the United States to provide energy and the manufacturing of this technology to the world.
A donation in any amount will help advance the project.
A manually operated capture system has been built onto a barge with the help of donations. It was tested and has demonstrated its ability by capturing sediment and releasing it into a 5 gallon bucket. As shown in the video above. It is the first of its kind.
The next stage is to build 2 enclosures surrounded by levies to test and demonstrate how the Tide Pump system can pump out one of the enclosures and return the open water to dry land. The grass and trees will then naturally grow back. You can help provide the funding to build the system by volunteering to make purchases as described above. Go shopping to bring the land back.
Please take the time to make the purchases that will create funding from commerce and not out of your pocket or taxes.
Thanks,
Richard C. Russo

Below is another way you can donate without using your own money. Walmart will give a $10 discount for trying the grocery pickup service. You can donate the discount.
To Supporters,
Here is the link for the Walmart Grocery Promo Code:

https://coupons.businessinsider.com/walmart

It currently has codes for the $10 discount. There are other websites that have $10 codes also. Go online and enter "Walmart Grocery Promo Code"
To use the code, follow the link to Business Insider and select the $10 off code to save on Groceries, it will open to the code, select "copy" then click "Continue to store".
When you enter Walmart, there will be 4 icons in the upper right, click the first one, it will open to the grocery page. You may need to sign in. Select $50 of items into your cart, go to check out, follow the process, day, time, store, card, etc. Just before placing your order, it will show the total. Paste the $10 code into the code box, it will show a new total. Place your order, it will confirm.
While you have your card, go to: greenaccessibility.com click "DONATE" on the right. My donate page will open. Send the $10 discount by clicking the orange donate button and following the process using PayPal, Debit or Credit Card. Walmart will help you place your order, call 1-800-925-6278. Follow the menu to online customer service.
Business Insider has Promo Codes with other companies also.The Walmart promo code above is an example of how promo codes can be used with other companies. Search for more discounts.
Here is another way to get money from commerce. Cellphone companies compete with each other. When one drops their price to earn your business, others do the same to compete. If you are on the same plan after your company drops their price, you will continue to pay the amount of your plan before the price dropped. If you call your company and ask them for a review of your bill or ask for a discount, you may find that they dropped their price and are willing to lower the cost of your plan in order to compete. This puts money in your pocket because you are spending less money on your cellphone plan. Then use the extra money to make purchases that will create the funding to advance my project. It's like getting stuff for free! You can do the same with your auto insurance and internet/TV service.
Thanks for your support.

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