Born in the Territory of Alaska, I've been all over the world, even managed to get back up to Alaska in the commercial fishing industry, I lived in West Berlin when the Wall was built, and moved to Albuquerque, NM. I joined the Navy and went off to Vietnam, graduated from the Defense Department Information Specialist School, and became a newspaper editor-in-chief of a 12 page weekly paper. I finished my hitch, later joined the Army, went to Fort Benning, GA, and Officer Candidate School, served at Battery, Battalion and Brigade command levels, went to Germany and earned the Army Commendation Medal.

I will be moving to southern Oregon, to establish my White Tiger Farm ... http://whitetiger511.tripod.com ... We will use high density growing systems, vertical farming in 164' diameter greenhouses from www.domespaces.com and 12' high A-frame planting racks from www.verticalgardensupply.com to grow two alternative plant species to produce natural rubber for America's future.

We have the opportunity to work with Dr. Katrina Cornish, to build a natural rubber latex industry for America, we will use the Kazakh Dandelion, and its latex rich roots. We will also use the desert 'rubber' plant, Guayule. Our country imports 2 million tons of natural rubber used to produce over 50,000 products, including tires. www.vantrumpreport.com/from-russian-dandelions-to-rubber-industrial-crops-closer-than-we-think

Global demand is now over 17 million tons, with a 10% decrease in supply with the death of a million rubber trees in 2020 due to fungal leaf blight.

My project will be a showcase for new tech and materials to show all nations that we will be able to provide clean energy, food and water, for the generations to come, with a gentle footprint on the living land.

We are now working with the World Water Community to tell the story of how all water forms by ongoing volcanic, tectonic, and geochemical processes within volcanic bedrock strata of basalt and granite. For more information visit ..... www.primarywaterinstitute.org ....

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