Blogs under tag Colorado State Univ

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Microalgae to Biofuel More Environmentally than ..... Posted by MiaFranceska on Mon October 04 2010 07:23:09 PM

We have already read this news in our site itself.

However, I thought that this link was a little more complete with info.?

"We made an apples-to-apples comparison and the results show that algae is net beneficial - it reduces greenhouse gas emissions more than soy biodiesel and is more scalable and it has lower energy consumption than soy biodiesel.? said Prof ?Thomas Bradley.

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About - Involved in algal research, plant and molecular biology research and involved in promotion of alternative energy resources. * Deakin '03 * Bachelor of Environment Science Employer: A start up in alginates Position: Research Trainee My interests are also in all kinds of renewable energy, especialy new technologies, new markets, etc and in geographies of Australia, NZ, India, USA, europe etc

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Innovations in Photobioreactor Design - Link - 1 year ago
What people should be most concerned about, however, is a recent study from the University of California, Davis. The study predicts the global oil supply will run out a full 90 years before the supply of alternatives is sufficient to meet demand unless there are major changes in biofuels policy. - 2 years ago
I understand that John Benneman was carrying a placard which read " Abandon Hope " in the 3rd Algae World summit in Singapore ! Is that right !! - 2 years ago
House sent an unmistakable message of support to the hundreds of companies, scientists, entrepreneurs and government agencies working to accelerate the development of algae-based fuels, which will create jobs, decrease emissionsand reduce nation%u2019s dependence on imported fossil fuels Mary Rosenthal - 2 years ago
Jason Pyle of Sapphire Energy said opening incentives up to algae biofuel projects will mean jobs for states including New Mexico and California. - 2 years ago

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