Warsaw 16 October 2013
Syria’s chemical weapons program which were first developed in the 1970’s finally took a turn in the right direction this month with agreement to eliminate more than 1000 tons of chemical weapons in Syria by mid 2014. But what will happen to these weapons? How will Syria’s weapons of mass destruction be safely and securely removed from Syria to facilities where they can be made extinct and with little impact to the environment?
“PowerCan® 200 Technology 3 “the Glidarc” is an important part of the DAVINCH technology which already made a significant contribution to the destruction of Red and Green Chemical Weapons of Mass Destruction. The Glidarc reforms gas breaking down complicated producer gases into the basic chemical building blocks”
Syrias Chemical Weapons
WMD’s or WoMD’s [Weapons of Mass Destruction] are biological or nuclear weapons which are consistent in their ability to kill many humans at one exchange, whilst simultaneously creating significant damage to the environment. According to French Intelligence more than 1000 tons of chemical WMD’s are stored inside Syria. Continue reading