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The lack of high paying, high skill jobs in developing nations and rural regions of developed countries force highly trained and educated people to leave their local community to find employment elsewhere, thus dividing families and eliminating the human talent needed to foster rural ...
ByGlobal Algae Innovations, Inc. based in Lihue, Kauai, HAWAII (USA)
Dissolved Species Analysis Dissolved species analysis employing Hiden's high sensitivity membrane sampling technology for analysis of respiratory gases, hydrocarbons and sulphides is applied to a wide range of application areas including: Ecolological studies in sea water Bio fuel production from algae Pollution monitoring in river, estuary and reservoir waters Soil core analyses Fermentation ...
ByHiden Analytical Ltd. based in Warrington, UNITED KINGDOM
Algae farming is high-tech farming that will dramatically increase the productivity and the number of high-quality jobs in the agriculture sector.Algae farms employ technicians, operators, scientist and engineers, so the jobs created are similar to manufacturing or process ...
ByGlobal Algae Innovations, Inc. based in Lihue, Kauai, HAWAII (USA)
Biological diversity loss is one of the most severe human-caused global environmental dilemmas. Species are becoming extinct at an accelerated rate, unmatched for the past 65 million years, due to habitat loss, overfishing, use of pesticides and herbicides, water impairment, and climate change. Without action the prognosis for many species is dire including extinction of 40% of insect species[1], 12% of bird species, and 30% of amphibians. Avoiding a sixth mass extinction will require rapid, greatly intensified ...
ByGlobal Algae Innovations, Inc. based in Lihue, Kauai, HAWAII (USA)
Productivity is the most important determinant for standard of living, and algae farms obtain an unprecedented 20 to 40-fold increase in agricultural productivity, capable of lifting entire communities and regions out of poverty. ...
ByGlobal Algae Innovations, Inc. based in Lihue, Kauai, HAWAII (USA)
Water quality degradation: Frequent outbreaks of algal blooms often degrade water in hydroelectric dams worldwide, making the water unusable as a drinking water or irrigation supply. Removing algae or algal by-products from water treatment plants where water is taken from a dam is costly and time consuming (e.g. the removal and cleaning of sand filters) and therefore ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
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FlowCam is a valuable tool to monitor microalgae culture growth for industries including wastewater treatment, nutraceuticals, food and beverage, and biofuels, as well as in traditional culture collections. Monitor cultures and the health of algal cells in production ponds and bioreactors using high-speed data collection and high-resolution images provided by flow imaging microscopy. Achieve fast and accurate results to inform decision-making, improve algal growth rates, and prevent culture crash. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
Over the course of growing a crop, pathogenic microorganisms accumulate and algae flourish on moist surfaces posing a constant threat to plants and produce. The main challenges lie the areas of irrigation water, elimination of biofilm and algae control. Existing biocidal products, while effective in killing algae, are not effective in removing biofilm from the water lines. The ultimate solution would be to employ a biocide that is capable to ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
Accessible, affordable, healthy and sustainable protein is critical to human nutrition and economic development. Yet there is not enough arable land and water on earth to meet the needs for 10 billion people, the expected figure in 2050. Either drastic changes need to be made in our diets, i.e. eating very little meat, or we need to achieve much higher productivity. While some progress is being made on lower meat diets, the Food and Agriculture Division of the United Nations predicts that world meat production ...
ByGlobal Algae Innovations, Inc. based in Lihue, Kauai, HAWAII (USA)
Aquaculture is a booming industry—you can find shellfish industries thriving in any coastal region of the United States. And shellfish aquaculture benefits our natural ecosystems. It is a sustainable and green industry, and it can help to reduce the impact of disease in wild populations. We’re proud to serve the shellfish aquaculture industry by providing flat-bottom tanks that make for the perfect solution to grow algae, which then serves as feed for ...
ByAquaculture Solutions, a division of Kalwall Corporation based in Manchester, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
BrightWave's advanced photobioreactors (PBRs) provide an innovative solution for large-scale algae cultivation in the food production industry. By implementing their 40000L PBRs, which occupy minimal space with the footprint comparable to a bedroom, manufacturers can surpass traditional agricultural yields, notably producing more protein than is possible with two acres of soybeans. ...
ByBrightWave LLC based in Clarksville, MARYLAND (USA)
Aquaculture is a booming industry—you can find shellfish industries thriving in any coastal region of the United States. And shellfish aquaculture benefits our natural ecosystems. It is a sustainable and green industry, and it can help to reduce the impact of disease in wild populations. We’re proud to serve the shellfish aquaculture industry by providing flat-bottom tanks that make for the perfect solution to grow algae, which then serves as feed for ...
ByAquaculture Solutions, a division of Kalwall Corporation based in Manchester, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Microalgae sequester potentially harmful emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gasses. ...
ByCellana Inc. based in Kailua-Kona, HAWAII (USA)
Prevent biofilm formation and lower bacterial counts, and chemical ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Assuming a 20% reduction in fish catches would restore the ocean ecosystems, i.e. reduce wild capture to 60 million tons for food and 16 million tons for aquaculture feed, then we need to produce about 240 million tons of fish from aquaculture to meet the ~300 million tons of demand projected by FAO for 2050. Building 30 commercial-scale algae farms would supply enough algae as a supplement to fishmeal and fish oil in aquaculture feeds to achieve these production ...
ByGlobal Algae Innovations, Inc. based in Lihue, Kauai, HAWAII (USA)
Prevent biofouling growth: Algae can grow in the cooling tower itself and on the grids from the tower. This could lead to enormous disadvantages of biofilm in cooling towers. Therefore, water used in cooling towers needs frequent treatment and chemical shocks to keep levels of micro-organisms to a minimum. The LG Sonic Industrial Line allows to reduce chemical dosage and offers local treatment were biofouling growth can’t be prevented with ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Marinas and Boat Docks have a serious need to keep algae under control. Algae can have terrible, costly impacts for boat owners. In some cases, a boat may be tagged due to an algae outbreak and may be prohibited from entering other water bodies. Furthermore, algae can also stain the hull, decrease performance, or even clog an outboard motor. ...
ByHydro BioScience, LLC (HBS) based in Piney Flats, TENNESSEE (USA)
Researchers across the globe are racing to investigate the application of algae-based treatment systems for recovery of CO2 and production of algal biomass and biofuels. Currently, researchers have focused primarily on phytoplankton-based algae systems. However, the Algal Turf Scrubber® may offer a better solution. A critical measurement of an algae system’s ability to recover CO2 is its algal production rate. ...
ByHydroMentia Technologies LLC based in Ocala, FLORIDA (USA)
Increase the water quality and efficiency of your cooling ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Phosphorus becomes present in the environment from rocks, fossilized bones from many years ago, or bird droppings. Phosphate ions, which are soluble in water, come from weathered rocks as well as erosions. When wastes and plant materials decay, phosphate is released and is returned to the environment for reuse, thus the cycle. Phosphate is a needed nutrient or fertilizer by land plants. It is also taken up by cyano bacteria in open waters or algae or even weeds. However, excessive amounts of phosphate can produce ...
ByBiocleaner Inc. based in Monterey Park, CALIFORNIA (USA)