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16-year-old turns algae into biofuel, makes rest of us feel unaccomplished
Evie Sobczak is a young science rockstar who has already done more in her 16 years than most of us will in our entire lives (I KNOW, I should speak for myself): For a fifth-grade science fair, Evie Sobczak found … Continue reading
Is the future of clean energy a pond of algae in every backyard?
Driving through the countryside in the south of France, you would probably be charmed by the vineyards and delighted at the thought of drinking fine French wine. But when Rienk van Grondelle looks at the same view, he envisages something … Continue reading
Teen’s biofuel invention turns algae into fuel
For a fifth-grade science fair, Evie Sobczak found that the acid in fruit could power clocks; she connected a cut-up orange to a clock with wire and watched it tick. In seventh grade, she generated power by engineering paddles that … Continue reading
EarthTalk®: Biofuels
E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: How far along are we at developing algae-based and other higher yield sources of biofuels? — Jason McCabe, Tullahoma, TN A few years ago biofuels were all the rage. Environmental advocates to national … Continue reading
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EarthTalk / Most viable biofuel — algae
Dear EarthTalk: How far along are we at developing algae-based and other higher yield sources of biofuels? Jason McCabe Tullahoma, Tenn. A few years ago biofuels were all the rage. Environmental advocates to national security hawks alike were extolling the … Continue reading
Beyond Biofuels: Integrating Algae in the Built Environment
After Exxon pulled the plug on algae biofuels development last month in an attempt to refocus on the “basic science” of algae growth, CEO Rex Tillerson explained that the company’s $100 million investment might not pay off for 25 years. … Continue reading
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Colombians Find Algae with Biodiesel Potential
Researchers in Colombia have found a couple of strains of freshwater algae that could be good for biodiesel. FIS.com reports that the scientists at the National University of Colombia (UNC) believe Scenedesmus ovalternus and Chlorella vulgaris will produce biodiesel with … Continue reading
Suitable microalgae strains to produce biodiesel identified
Biodiesel made from algae. (Photo: Stockfile) Suitable microalgae strains to produce biodiesel identified COLOMBIA Wednesday, June 12, 2013, 01:30 (GMT + 9) A team of researchers from the National University of Colombia (UNC) identified two strains of native freshwater microalgae … Continue reading
EarthTalk: Will algae-based biofuel become a reality?
EarthTalk: Algae biofuel Texas AM AgriLife Ê Federal researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy report that it would take only 15,000 square miles — less than 1/7 the area now used to harvest all of the corn across the … Continue reading
Progress on Biofuels
(HealthNewsDigest.com) – A few years ago biofuels were all the rage. Environmental advocates to national security hawks alike were extolling the virtues of ethanol and biodiesel as a carbon-neutral bridge to our energy future. But the bubble burst when it … Continue reading
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