Have you ever thought that living on Earth could be connected with the preservation of the environment ?
Welcome to our WORLD, where environmental protection does not rhyme with utopia!
In our sphere, all the projects we develop have a direct impact on our Ecosystem. Concerned about the living environment of the largest number of Human beings; Determined to preserve essential resources for Future Generations;
Our sole objective is to commit the best of ourselves to achieve a quality of life to which we all deserve on our planet « The EARTH » !
Welcome to our WORLD, where environmental protection does not rhyme with utopia!
In our sphere, all the projects we develop have a direct impact on our Ecosystem. Concerned about the living environment of the largest number of Human beings; Determined to preserve essential resources for Future Generations;
Our sole objective is to commit the best of ourselves to achieve a quality of life to which we all deserve on our planet « The EARTH » !
The Company
Our values, our state of mind
G for global
Our products address global energy issues and are water friendly
R for results
We are 100% focused on your satisfaction
E for Energy efficiency
Fighting global warming is our leitmotiv
E for Ecological excellence
What we are aiming for
N for natural
We are fully devoted to offering only natural materials
N for natural
We are fully devoted to offering only natural materials
The Company
Our roadmap
To contribute fighting water scarcity and gas emissions
The most vulnerable countries are in the Middle East
Of the 33 countries most likely to encounter water stress and water supply cuts in 2040, 14 are located in the Middle East, an area with high temperatures and very little rainfall meaning very few rivers flow all year round. Nine of these countries could face severe water scarcity: Bahrain, Kuwait, Palestine, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Lebanon.
To contribute fighting water scarcity and gas emissions
The most vulnerable countries are in the Middle East
Of the 33 countries most likely to encounter water stress and water supply cuts in 2040, 14 are located in the Middle East, an area with high temperatures and very little rainfall meaning very few rivers flow all year round. Nine of these countries could face severe water scarcity: Bahrain, Kuwait, Palestine, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Lebanon.
Water stress could impact the world’s major economies.
How can we reduce the threat of water stress? There are still many things we can do to reduce water-related risks before it is too late. As is almost always the way, we will have to count on the full commitment and support of governments, local institutions, the private sector and the individual will of each and every one of us: limiting the use of water for certain activities, planting more efficient crops, championing water purification and desalination infrastructures, replanting forests, reducing food waste and promoting more sustainable diets.
Water stress could impact the world’s major economies.
How can we reduce the threat of water stress? There are still many things we can do to reduce water-related risks before it is too late. As is almost always the way, we will have to count on the full commitment and support of governments, local institutions, the private sector and the individual will of each and every one of us: limiting the use of water for certain activities, planting more efficient crops, championing water purification and desalination infrastructures, replanting forests, reducing food waste and promoting more sustainable diets.
Air quality improvements resulting from a worldwide reduction in greenhouse gas emissions would benefit human health and prevent economic losses.
When burned, fossil fuels emit carbon dioxide that contributes to global warming.
The World Health Organization projects that heat exposure caused by increased temperatures will be the largest health impact of climate change. Simultaneously, burning fossil fuels emit air pollutants, such as sulfur and nitrogen oxides linked to premature death and respiratory illnesses, including asthma.
One of these pollutants, nitrogen dioxide, in turn produces ozone pollution harmful for human health.
When burned, fossil fuels emit carbon dioxide that contributes to global warming.
The World Health Organization projects that heat exposure caused by increased temperatures will be the largest health impact of climate change. Simultaneously, burning fossil fuels emit air pollutants, such as sulfur and nitrogen oxides linked to premature death and respiratory illnesses, including asthma.
One of these pollutants, nitrogen dioxide, in turn produces ozone pollution harmful for human health.
Our products
Mantoplate and its derivates by Green Revolution
Environment care
Its components are 100% natural and answer very well to the challenge of climate change.
No added water
It is the perfect answer to one of the ills of our century, water scarity.
Huge range of applications
Our product can be used from the simplest to the most sensitive application.
Environment care
Its components are 100% natural and answer very well to the challenge of climate change.
No added water
It is the perfect answer to one of the ills of our century, water scarity.
Huge range of applications
Our product can be used from the simplest to the most sensitive application.