This is a video of the use of NUALGI in a Lake in Hyderabad, India. Nualgi is dissolved into the water and this causes a bloom of Diatom Algae within minutes. Bubbles of oxygen released by the Diatoms can be clearly seen, this starts within minutes and continues for upto 2 weeks.This oxygen is available to Aerobic Bacteria and these breakdown the organic matter in the water. Diatoms are consumed by Zooplankton and these by fish. Thus Nualgi results in the remediation of the lake and in increasing fish yield. The Blue Green algae in the lake can be seen crashing out in 2 hours of the use of Nualgi, this floats up and the lake appears dirtier than it was at the begining, but this is just part of the cleaning up process.

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Two major problems facing the physical world today can be broadly categorized into (1) how to increase the amount of consumable energy available for the worlds needs and (2) how to decrease the amount of greenhouse gases produced. Of course, these problems are negatively linked together inasmuch as, without further offsets, an increase in the production of carbon fuels leads to an increase in the amount of greenhouse gases produced when these fuels are consumed. In this video we shall look at a method that breaks this negative link by considering a project that increases the worlds supply of oil using biofuels and which at the same time decreases the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide used during its production. The resulting product is a sustainable biofuel whose carbon footprint is neutral inasmuch as the CO2 produced on consumption is essentially balanced by the CO2 used in its production.

Algae bloom in Qingdao, China

Scripps' Institution's Russell Chapman discusses the important roles algae have played in the development of life. Series: Perspectives on Ocean Science