Being stupid enough to see that wiped out buildings, structures, and cars, and the contents of each costs a lot of money to replace, I must be stupid enough to pinpoint a common theme in what these disasters destroy first, and that is the frames and bodies of the buildings, etc. After the frames/bodies go out, things like 8 million cans/bottles of motor oil were deposited in the soils and waters along the path of hurricane Katrina, along with tons of other non-biodegradeable liquids, gasses, and products, for example.

I fully believe that the start point to economic, ecological, and environmental recovery and balancings, is at the first common location, the buildings, etc; frames and bodies. Upgrade them, less pollutants, upgrade them, more money in all our pockets, uprade them, better standards of living, inside and outside of the buildings!!

Upgrading the structural efficiencies of frames and bodies requires a change in the basic principle of building (etc.) design and assembly. All building, etc; frames and bodies are of Anchor and Braced concepts, and can easiliy be switched over to Dual/Triple Netted Structures/Systems, with little development costs, assembly techniques, and design methodologies changes. The resulting changes are proving out to be quite impressive, as all Closed-Netted Structures/Systems can withstand hurricanes, etc.

The amount of changes in reductions of lost property and lives from hurricanes alone, pays for all transitional changes in development, and you haven’t even purchased one of these systems yet!! Robert, interested in doing a story on this new technology?