Can Wildfire Ash Help Grow Algae? What Scientists Are Learning
Wildfires are becoming more common and intense, leaving behind a dark substance called black carbon that washes into rivers and lakes. Scientists are exploring …
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Wildfires are becoming more common and intense, leaving behind a dark substance called black carbon that washes into rivers and lakes. Scientists are exploring …
Read MoreScientists are exploring how microalgae—tiny organisms that grow in water—could help farm animals stay healthier and grow better. These microscopic plants are …
Read MoreIn winter 2018-2019, a Mediterranean lagoon turned bright green from a massive algae bloom that harmed the ecosystem. Scientists identified the culprit: a …
Read MoreScientists discovered an interesting way that vitamin B12 gets released into the ocean. Certain bacteria make vitamin B12 but don't naturally share it. When …
Read MoreScientists discovered that feeding algae nutrients at the right times—small amounts when they're starting out, lots during growth, and less when they're …
Read MoreScientists are excited about a new solution to world hunger and nutrition problems: algae. Unlike traditional crops like soybeans, algae can grow in small …
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