Sean Gordon, President of Air to Water with his son.
Contact Sean Gordon about Air to Water wholesale plans.

The application of using sustainable sources and low energy products to provide water to the world.

New products include a 300 watt WATERMILL
which will arrive early in 2009!

We also offer gaming solutions for many of our clients which are isolated and could use some fun games or puzzles to pass the time. These games include jigsaw puzzles, bubble game, copter game and fun games. Make sure you play no longer than 2 hours a day, it is not recommended to spend that much time playing games in front of the computer.

For most homes in the city we offer a home Air to Water unit which requires about 380 watts of electricity. The water itself has no chlorine and no chemicals. It is the solution as water has become our most precious commodity.

Greg Bates can handle your household Air to Water needs!

Air to Water and our Tree Farms

With our technology we have the power to plant trees all over the world!

Reforestation Projects are bound by the terms of the United Nations and The Kyoto Protocol to offset the emissions different nations produce by planting trees in areas designated as forests. 

The Trees we plant reverses part of the damage that is caused by our global emissions.  Each country is tracked and some countries that do not have the capacity to plant in their own country such as Japan choose to plant elsewhere such as Australia and even the United States.  However, the United States does not participate in the Kyoto Protocol at this point.  Through our sources and the media we already know that the Obama Administration will comply with the Kyoto Protocol in efforts to clean the Earth.  Therefore, in advance we are seeking land that may qualify as a potential forest or tree farm for a UN / for profit lumber / for profit carbon credit forest. Areas in the United States include  the States of  Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia,  Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. In specific the most desired tree desire for carbon credits is the Kiri Tree.  More about the Kiri Tree can be learned at the website 

1600 ACRES
The United Nation requires the forests to meet a minimum of 1600 acres or 2.5 square miles to qualify for a UN forest under the Kyoto Protocol. If you qualify for this project please contact
Rich Green at
sustainablemandate@gmail.com

Types of Trees we plant for non profit and environmental protocols.

TREES
Almond, Coconut, Kiri, Paulownia, Mango, Maple, Orange, Olive, Pecan, Pine, Redwood, Walnut

Plants
Blackberry, Blueberry, Broccoli, Corn, Flax, Hemp, Legumes, Milo, Strawberry, Soy, Spinach, Wheat

For dry and desert like climates Chris Sanders has created sustainable solutions that have transformed the desert into agricultural farm land.  This technology could greatly help both Africa and Australia.

the agricultural!