Micro–Boom is the newest innovation in “Bio–Remediation” technology. Micro–Boom contains trillions of specially cultivated microbes to digest organic molecules. Common organic molecules are gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel, anti–freeze, cooking fats, and a broad range of solvents such as toulene. When it rains any of the above contaminants can get flushed in storm drains, and out flows to streams, lakes, ponds, and harbors.

In water, microbes recycle organic nutrients, ammonia and nitrates. Organic nutrients are bioremediated to a beneficial fatty acid, carbon dioxide and water. During this complex process The fatty acid is water soluble and consumed by fish and plants, the CO² is recycled by plants that use the carbon for cell structure. This process releases oxygen to the atmosphere.