Exxon Has Quietly Terminated Its Algae Fuel Research Program
Exxon initiated a research study in 2009 to extract fuels from algae that may be used to power internal combustion engines. Between then and today, it has spent about asContinue Reading
Exxon initiated a research study in 2009 to extract fuels from algae that may be used to power internal combustion engines. Between then and today, it has spent about asContinue Reading
The latest development in the world of Biofuel involves cyanobacteria, aka blue-green algae, an organism that has been around for more than 3.5 billion years and may in fact! surpriseContinue Reading
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have used semi-artificial photosynthesis to produce hydrogen fuel from water using the most abundant source of power – sunlight. They used natural sunlight toContinue Reading
Algae blooms are a serious problem for lakes, rivers, streams and seas around the world. Farmers use fertilizer to grow crops, and fertilizer runoff empties into waterways, flooding aquatic ecosystemsContinue Reading
Hydrogen is considered one of the best sources of green energy. But economic production and storage remain major challenges in propagating this green fuel. Scientists believe that developing specific catalystsContinue Reading
Thirty kilometres from the bustle of downtown Abu Dhabi, lies a remarkable undertaking that could one day change the environmental impact of air travel. Set on a two-hectare farm downContinue Reading
Photosynthetic algae need carbon dioxide, water and light in order to grow (in addition to various other nutrients like iron and nitrogen). If you grow algae in open pools (asContinue Reading
Palm oil is the most widely used vegetable oil in the world, appearing in half of all grocery items and seven out of every ten personal care products. It isContinue Reading
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