Algae are a natural part of the ecosystem and are necessary to preserve the delicate balance of our environment. Unfortunately, harmful agricultural runoffs caused by chemical fertilizers are destroying this delicate balance. These runoffs provide… More
CO2, the most prevalent green-house gas, is created by the combustion of fossil fuels. Algae use CO2 from the environment along with sunlight to grow through photosynthesis. Through this process algae convert CO2 to carbon,… More
Algae contain the same nutrients as land-based plants. Microalgae, in particular, are very fast growing and, when grown in the right conditions, can multiply several times over in 24 hours. This allows for large amounts… More
