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SCI’s New Dust Control Operation Established in Ecuador Helps Environment and Fights Global Warming

Environmental Advancement in Ecuador

Austin, Texas, 02/24/10 – Soils Control International establishes front lines for environmental advancement in Ecuador. SCI will be delivering dust control, soil stabilization, and erosion control to the advancing country.

Soils Control International (SCI) has recently established a distribution point in Ecuador to provide dust control to the country and surrounding areas. The importance of dust control in the environment has been well studied and determined to be of utmost importance when dealing with dirt and gravel-type roads. It is the intention of SCI to help emerging countries manage their resources as well as their finances by offering a product that not only helps the environment but also their pocketbook.

Soils Control International has been in the dust control and soil stabilization business for almost a quarter of a century. The majority of their operations have been with governments of third-world countries trying to make lives better for their citizens. SCI has developed a dust control and soil stabilization product that has revolutionized the industry. There is no longer that need to use hazardous materials such as waste oil and industrial byproducts. SCI’s Main dust control product is Labeled Top-Seal™ Liquid Soil Stabilizer and Sealant. It is one of the only road dust control products on the market that has been recognized as environmentally safe and very effective in the stabilization of soils as well as the control of dust.

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