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General Enterprise Ventures, Inc. (GEVI) subsidiary, Mighty Fire Breaker, showcases fuel treatment technology advancements for wildfire defense. The event highlighted Proactive Wildfire Defense Equipment and CitroTech fire chemistry, endorsed by the EPA. Funding aims to integrate technology into SDFD’s wildfire preparedness in the San Diego River watershed.
(This press release is a retraction and correction to the GEVI March 15, 2024 release.)
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 23, 2024 / Mighty Fire Breaker (MFB), a subsidiary of General Enterprise Ventures, Inc. (OTC PINK:GEVI) and a pioneer in eco-conscious fire control solutions, showcased its latest advancements in fuel treatment technology during a special event hosted by the San Diego Fire-Rescue Foundation on March 15, 2024. The live demonstration featured the company’s innovative Proactive Wildfire Defense Equipment and CitroTech fire chemistry, recognized for environmental safety by the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Safer Choice program.
(Correction) The name of the San Diego River Conservatory was used in error, without permission or knowledge of the San Diego River Conservatory and the San Diego River Conservatory does not endorse, recommend, or support the use of MFB’s proactive Wildfire Defense Equipment or CitroTech fire Chemistry and has not undertaken any independent studies on such products.
This funding was dedicated to integrating MFB’s advanced technology into the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department’s (SDFD) wildfire preparedness initiatives, particularly within the strategic San Diego River watershed. Wendy Robinson, the Executive Director of the San Diego Fire-Rescue Foundation, expressed the organization’s dedication to bolstering the SDFD’s holistic fire prevention strategy, emphasizing community safety, education, and resilience. “We deeply appreciate the San Diego River Conservancy’s support. Today’s event underscores a significant advancement in our city’s proactive firefighting measures,” said Robinson.
Participants of the event were treated to a live burn test, demonstrating the effectiveness of MFB’s Proactive Wildfire Defense Equipment. The demonstration vividly illustrated how the treated areas could better withstand wildfire conditions, significantly reducing the impact and enhancing firefighting efforts.
This collaboration between MFB, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Foundation, and the SDFD signifies a crucial move towards combining environmental conservation with public safety in managing wildfires. By implementing Mighty Fire Breaker’s cutting-edge technologies, there is a new option in protecting the communities and natural areas of San Diego from wildfire dangers.
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SOURCE: General Enterprise Ventures, Inc. (“GEVI”)
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Mighty Fire Breaker showcased its latest advancements in fuel treatment technology, featuring Proactive Wildfire Defense Equipment and CitroTech fire chemistry.
The funding was dedicated to integrating MFB’s advanced technology into the SDFD’s wildfire preparedness initiatives, particularly within the strategic San Diego River watershed.
Wendy Robinson, the Executive Director of the San Diego Fire-Rescue Foundation, expressed dedication to bolstering the SDFD’s fire prevention strategy.
Participants were treated to a live burn test demonstrating the effectiveness of MFB’s Proactive Wildfire Defense Equipment in withstanding wildfire conditions.
The collaboration signifies a move towards combining environmental conservation with public safety in managing wildfires, offering new protection options for San Diego communities and natural areas.
