Save The World Air Invited to United Nations Environmental Forum

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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30 -- Save The World Air, Inc., today announced that the company has been invited to participate in a conference of high-level government officials and environmental experts organized by the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP).

Erin Brockovich, SWA's Vice President for Environmental Affairs, will address the conference and participate as a delegate. The invitation was extended by the UNEP and the government of Indonesia.

The "Inter-Governmental Working Meeting on a Strategic Plan for Technology Support and Capacity Building" will be held in Bali, Indonesia on December 2-4. Representatives of more than 100 nations are expected to attend. The meeting will focus the United Nations' efforts for technological support and capacity building for environmental initiatives in developing nations.

"We are honored that SWA has been invited by the United Nations and the Indonesian government to participate in this conference," said Edward Masry, SWA's Chief Executive Officer. "Save The World Air may be a for-profit company, but we share a common goal with The United Nations Environmental Programme: to develop new technology that will help developing nations reduce their pollution problems. Hopefully, we can take steps at this event to make that dream become a reality."

Save The World Air, Inc., was created to develop devices using proprietary technologies that can be installed on motor vehicles to reduce harmful emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and/or improve performance.

Finalized tests conducted in September at a Hong Kong laboratory approved by Britain's Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) found that the CAT-MATE pollution-reduction device developed by SWA cut carbon monoxide emissions from a two-stroke motorcycle engine by an average 78%.