Thanks to algae’s natural talent for sucking pollutants and toxins out of water, the tiles offer a passive, accessible way to clean wastewater. The aquatic plants referred to as algae are single ...

The possibilities include using the algae for direct bioremediation of waste or accidental spills in the environment or designing a new process for waste treatment inspired by how the algae work.

Dr. Chauhan is hopeful that their microalgae-based bioremediation technique will pave the way for a greener and more sustainable future. More information: Vinod Kumar et al, Algae-based ...

They designed the algae-coated tiles to cover the walls of factories or other buildings. A wastewater tank stored on top of the building, powered by nothing but gravity, would funnel water ...

For centuries, algae have been used in Asia for bioremediation of aquaculture wastes; the algae grown with the fish help to keep the water clean. However, industrial aquaculture is now an economic ...

Bioremediation uses plants, fungi, and microbes to clean up polluted land in place, offering a nature-based option for ...

Bionavitas is making a long-term bet on cheap biodiesel from algae. But more promising today is "bioremediation," or using algae to treat polluted waste water. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer ...

A closer-look at the algae-filled Indus wall tiles. The Indus tile system’s algae-based bioremediation process involves placing a wastewater tank on top of the building and then allowing gravity ...

This is just one of many examples. Algae has already been used in various sectors, including climate mitigation, bioremediation, aquaculture and food additives. And as what Lomas refers to as an ...

Dr. Chauhan is hopeful that their microalgae-based bioremediation technique will pave the way for a greener and more sustainable future. Algae-based sustainable approach for the simultaneous ...