WHAT ARE GREENHOUSE RESCUES SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS

Your membership in Greenhouse Rescue and the placement of your monthly contributions, see's you participate in the following GREEN projects:

1. LOCAL GREEN PROJECTS – Greenhouse Rescue is a philanthropic program designed to raise funding for local and national green projects. A portion commensurate with $3.00 out of every $5.00 is applied to a number of local green projects from new sustainable technologies for green power generation, water purification, bio-fuel production, to endangered wildlife habitats. The balance of contributions and membership fees are used to operate the specific programs, pay sales and marketing personnel to create public awareness and of course to pay tax to the Government.
2. BIO-FUEL – Greenhouse Rescue Members care about the environment and by way of their membership, MainStreet Sustainability Management utilises fees and contributions to develop technology that will be used for the propagation of the Cassava Plant and the Paulownia Tree for the production of Ethanol used in the production of Bio-fuel, which will lower the production of carbon emissions into earth's atmosphere in years to come. The company owns strategic technology such as Agriponics which is used to produce Cassava mother root stock and Paulownia tree seedlings.
3. KOALA HABITAT –This project has been specifically directed at Koala populations in South East Queensland where this species has specific problems directly as a result of loss of habitat seen in recent years due to the massive increase of human population and residential and commercial development. This project has been set up at www.koalagreen.com a web site that is dedicated to raise money, public awareness across Australia and internationally and government support. The portion of your Greenhouse Rescue Membership Fee that is used to support this project is urgently needed especially by the Koala population in the Redlands area of South East Queensland which see a 30% reduction in Koala population per year, leaving less than 5 years left for this species – a massive problem and one of concern to all Greenhouse Rescue Members.