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C4H-Magazine-Nov-Interactive CURES4HUMANITY M A G A Z I N E NOV 2020 • ISSUE 1 WATER & POWER ANYWHERE IN 90-DAYS — page 4 — GLOBAL GAME CHANGER — page 3 — A Noble OPERATION NOW — page 6 — TDO ErNeDa GLmOBAL HUNGER CYLK COZART TALKS HOLLYWOOD, BASKETBALL AND SERVING HUMANITY WITH MARTIN LUTHER KING III | page 8 | TODAY'S GLOBAL SOLUTIONS 2 IN THIS ISSUE GLOBAL GAME CHANGER Introducing C4H Magazine EXCLUSIVE P. 3 WATER & POWER ANYWHERE A Noble how small generators can make a huge impact P. 4 Dream TO END OPERATION NOW how global 500 companies can help the world GLOBAL HUNGER with with only 1% P. 6 How Cylk Cozart, Along With 150 Ambassadors Like Martin Luther King III, Launched Cures4humanity THE HUMAN LOTTERY P. 8 what we can do to make sure our children have enough food and water P. 12 FODDER: A PANACEA FOOD AGRICULTURE FOR FISH & LIVESTOCK why we need to adopt sustainable practices the advantage of providing fresh fodder P. 16 to our livestock P. 14 CURE 4 WATER learn more about sustainable water with no waste or plastic P. 20 In memory and with gratitude DAVID B. SOUTH, 1939–2020 THE CURE FOR PLASTICS IN OUR OCEANS Andrej Gajić talks about what science is seeing Chief Correspondent: Sarah Begum and how we can change it Correspondents: Tom Mangus, Tisha Rivera, Samuel Maxon, Andrej Gajić Managing Editor: Eric Williams P. 18 Editor: Andrea Katsenes Graphics Editor: Tamar Yudell 3 Global Game Changer WRITTEN BY ERIC WILLIAMS C4H Co-Founder etween 2008 and 2015, technologies have evolved into global game changers. First, the ability to produce fresh drinking water from the humidity in the air. Another is a tower of colbalt magnets manufactured into a turbine spinning through magnetic levitation powered by small battery; this produces up to a Gigawatt underground and on less than Bone acre of land. Add the breakthrough in 2013 when the cure for global hunger was invented, growing crops inside hermetically sealed domes anywhere in the world, including Polar regions; this requires water and power to achieve true sustainability. Finally next gen housing with homes with 100-Year Warranty under $7,500 USD that are fireproof and withstand winds up to 350 mph, allowing smart and green community be built anywhere without having to rely on 3rd party supply chains and importing. This is a global game changer. Welcome to Cures4Humanity Magazine. An interactive publication chartered to give everyone a seat at the table: Food, Water, Electricity and Housing , what we call the Big 4. No more excuses or debates “how to get there”. We are here, all of us, and in 2020 and beyond there will be a new era of humanitarian infrastructure projects ending global hunger, homelessness, lack of water and electricity. Starting January 2021, Cures4Humanity Magazine will be published monthly online and can be printed locally for all major languages. So much to share and interact with in these issues ahead, please join us and together, the world will achieve sustainability at the local level. WATER & POWER ANYWHERE In 90-Days WRITTEN BY ERIC WILLIAMS Cures4Humanity Co-Founder Over the last decade specific technologies have reached the canopy able to mass produce water and power inside small generators the size of large refrigerators and are scalable and decentralized. Shown: Cure4Water Atmospheric Generators Not shown: Zero-Emissions Cure4Energy Magnetic Generators (classified) SECTION TITLE More than 30 companies are now manufactureing atmospheric water generators (AWG) bypassing groundwater contaminants and treatment plants. These generators have been in operation since 2008 and continue to be more energy efficient. Add next gen filtration systems turning humidity into bottled water is a global game changer. These are the two main factors that enables the ability to deploy globally on a mass produced scale in non polar regions. As of Q4 2020, Cures4Humanity Magazine has verified the majority of AWG WATER manufactures are still evolving to achieve acceptable energy efficiency and advanced filtration systems. The overwhelming majority still require reverse osmosis unless used in agriculture. Cures4Humanity Inc. has partnered with an AWG manufacturer able to produce 2,000 gallons daily requiring only 12kW of power are world record achievements. 100 generators produces 72 million gallons annually or 54 million gallons in seasonal polar regions. AWG pricing has been historically high yet in 2016-2017 prices were becoming more affordable. A few AWG manufacturers have lowered their pricing in 2020 to realistically compete against municipalities building water treatment plants. In 2015, Cures4Humanity (C4H) partnered with a 250kW magnetic energy manufacture via Naval Skunkworks program. Press announcement was released in January 2018 the commercialized version exclusive was signed after two years of negotiations, due dilligence and multiple contract revisions having to be built in secured underground Bunkers. However in December 2018, a competitor was discovered with significant advantages in size, cost, lifespan and very impressive warranty. While C4H Magazine cannot comment on the details until Janaury 2022, the generators have celebrated their 5th year in operation in 72 countries and island nation’s. A Gigawatt (1,000 Megawatts) can be installed underground in ENERGY bunkers entombed in anti-Emp deflective concrete. WATER&POWER STATIONS When abundant fresh drinking water and clean electricity can be produced anywhere in the world 24/7/365, a fulcrum shift for humanity is about to occur. When NGOs, humanitarian and philanthropic groups can build permanent housing communities for refugees, the impoverished and homeless worldwide, change for the better becomes eminent. Real estate developers can finally purchase scrub brush without access to water and power for miles. Profits can increase significantly and appraisal values rise including becoming a water and power municipality for decades. Water&Power Stations allows schools, hospitals and new endeavors be built anywhere, humanity benefits beyond measure. 6 OPERATION NOW If you had $2.1 Trillion and could end global lack of water and power, would you contribute 1% towards humanity..? We buy their products and services when there are several alternatives. Operation Now is an endeavor asking the Fortune 500 to contribute just 1% of their $2.1 Trillion annual profits to provide water and electricity to 1.3 billion people around the globe. Q: How much would 1% of their profits change the world each year until 2027..? A: By installing 13,500 Water & Power Stations in 180 countries and island nations by 2027. Each produces 1MW to 5MW per region and 1 to 10 Million Gallons of fresh drinking water annually for 40 Years. WALMART $523,964,000,000 SINOPEC GROUP $407,009,000,000 STATE GRID $383,906,000,000 CHINA NATIONAL PETROLEUM $379,130,000,000 ROYAL DUTCH SHELL $352,106 SAUDI ARAMCO $329,784 VOLKSWAGEN $282,760 BP $282,616 AMAZON.COM $2XX,XXX TOYOTA MOTOR $275,288 EXXON MOBIL $264,938 APPLE $260,174 CVS HEALTH $256,776 BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY $254,616 UNITEDHEALTH GROUP $242,155 MCKESSON $231,051 GLENCORE $215,111 CHINA STATE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING $205,839 SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS $197,705 DAIMLER $193,346 PING AN INSURANCE $184,280 AT&T $181,193 AMERISOURCEBERGEN $179,589 INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHINA $177,069 TOTAL $176,249 HON HAI PRECISION INDUSTRY $172,869 TRAFIGURA GROUP $171,474 EXOR GROUP $162,754 ALPHABET $161,857 CHINA CONSTRUCTION BANK $158,884 FORD MOTOR $155,900 CIGNA $153,566 COSTCO WHOLESALE $152,703 AXA $148,984 AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA $147,313 CHEVRON $146,516 CARDINAL HEALTH $145,534 7 TAKE ACTION NOW 1) Sign Petition 2) Contact the Top 10 companies on the Fortune 500 via phone, email, or social media. 3) Contact them again 4) Share Operation Now with 10 Friends 5) Contact them again 1% of $2.1 Trillion annually funds 13,500 Water&Power Stations = Everyone has access to fresh drinking water and electricity. Learn more at cure4water.com Read about our Flint, MI Project 8 Cylk Cozart and Martin Luther King III A NOBLE DREAM TO END GLOBAL HUNGER WRITTEN BY SARAH BEGUM C4H Chief Correspondent 9 This planet has so much but we’ve hurt it and it’s just doing what it’s been doing for years. “We just happen to be living on it. – Cylk Cozart e are living, breathing history. Launched into Hollywood stardom as an You cannot rewind the time it actor, Cylk featured in” over 60 movies and TV took to read the last few words. shows, most notably recognized for his role It has embedded into your in ‘White Men Can’t Jump’ (1992) – a movie timeline;W one which we call, ‘life’. And what that changed his life by being the number interesting times we are living in right now. one basketball comedy movie of all time. Cylk A millimetre or a mile, progress is a constant. has devoted his love for the sport to his latest Buckled up? Sit tight. Right, here we go. documentary about the history of basketball, ‘Ball of Confusion’. Every planet needs a superhero yet saving the world requires a team of epic proportions. Celebrity extraordinaire and Cures4Humanity Co-Founder Cylk Cozart has united with son of the legendary Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Martin Luther King III joining forces with more than 150 ambassadors, engineers, technology specialists and volunteers worldwide to launch the unprecedented Cures4Humanity – a zero-debt company on a mission to tackle the world’s biggest and most pressing problems with its uniquely engineered inventions consisting of 250 innovative Mrs. Bettie Ruth Cozart and Cylk Cozart technologies, methodologies and patents. This revolutionary vehicle for change is designed to provide humanity with renewable energy, With an insatiable hunger to make sustainable housing, clean water and a difference through his movies and nutritious food with a benevolent Charter to humanitarian efforts, in 2012, Cylk received end global hunger – something both Cozart the Urban League’s Lifetime Achievement and King acknowledge as an extension of Award presented to him by Martin Luther their hearts.
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