Algae has been used by humans for thousands of years, but the idea of using algae as a secret weapon to combat climate change is definitely a modern day concept. The more scientists delve into the biology of algae, the more species they find and the more they discover just how incredibly versatile this primordial organism really is. 

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Research Links

Symbrosia - Methane supression with algae

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iwi - algae supplements

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Science Direct Paper on Algae carbon sequestration

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Articles about SuSeWi Algae Food company

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Exxon and Viridos

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Maple forest carbon sequestration

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Algae factoids

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Florida Red Tides

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US DOE Funding

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PHB, PLA, PHA and PHV - Bioplastics

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Methane emissions from livestock

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