World Abounding Professional & Creative Services Unveils AgWasteIntel.com

SEATTLE, WA, August 11, 2006 — World Abounding Professional & Creative Services today announced the launch of a new website: http://AgWasteIntel.com/. This new site is devoted to providing timely news, analysis and discussion on livestock and agricultural waste management, waste-to-resource, and waste-to-energy issues. These are some of the highest priority environmental concerns of our time, and also some of the most promising resource conservation and energy production opportunities.

Across the country, and around the world, there are a lot of different approaches to animal and agricultural waste management, in terms of farm production and processing, technology and policy, regulation and public relations, economics and finance. It's often hard for an individual regulator, extension educator, or farmer to know what's working, what's not, what other folk are doing outside our immediate realm.

AgWasteIntel.com gathers up the threads of these diverse efforts, and helps promote innovative solutions through shared knowledge, lateral connections and cross-fertilization of ideas across stakeholder groups. The site will point out successes and failures, linking to good sources of information and providing a quick and easy way for readers to share ideas and experiences.

AgWasteIntel.com is intended as a resource for:
- producers & producer advocates
- regulators & policy makers
- researchers & educators
- technical advisors & consultants
- equipment suppliers

Some current features of AgWasteIntel.com:
- concise, interesting articles and commentary on diverse topics
- collected from news services, regulatory agencies, technology companies, research laboratories
- personal correspondents throughout the industry
- a commitment to asking for additional information directly from the source
- links to source material
- RSS & Atom site subscription service through feedburner.com
- readers' commentaries

World Abounding is the professional and creative services company of Joel Palmer, MS. Joel is an agricultural engineer, mediator and writer. As an engineering consultant he works with producers on regulatory compliance issues, and formerly administered Oregon's confined animal feeding operation water quality program. As a mediator Joel is dedicated to bringing together stakeholders in the search for mutually-acceptable solutions to the disputes that arise between them. AgWasteIntel.com is an outgrowth of these interests.

Journalists seeking more information should visit: http://AgWasteIntel.com/.

Source: World Abounding Professional and Creative Services, Seattle, Washington, US