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I kind of agree - why not just plant trees? Those beautiful, architectural items with their glass case, etc etc - probably cost a ton of energy...
How Liquid Trees Could Help to Clean Up Our Urban Jungles
It might be desirable to live in the leafy suburbs, but for urban dwellers, green spaces may be few and far between. Microalgae liquid trees might provide an alternative.
I mean I just don’t know. I can see the thought behind but not seeing the hard science
Just use it as a before and after.
I agree. Likely a ton of carbon to build them. Now as for planting trees, they say there’s not enough room. I disagree currently. Just looking at downtown Columbus. Many buildings are half vacant nowadays, start combing them and and tear down the vacant ones, now you have a open lot for planting.
If you look up where most of our O2 comes from it's algae. I myself harvest micro algae.
How Liquid Trees Could Help to Clean Up Our Urban Jungles
It might be desirable to live in the leafy suburbs, but for urban dwellers, green spaces may be few and far between. Microalgae liquid trees might provide an alternative.
I mean I just don’t know. I can see the thought behind but not seeing the hard science
Ignoring the energy issues because I don’t want that arguemrnt …. Because I don’t actually know how much these cost of how they are run….
How Liquid Trees Could Help to Clean Up Our Urban Jungles
It might be desirable to live in the leafy suburbs, but for urban dwellers, green spaces may be few and far between. Microalgae liquid trees might provide an alternative.
I mean I just don’t know. I can see the thought behind but not seeing the hard science
To be honest and fair, can’t say I did.
There it is. Can they add a spigot and let us fill up a small flask during our daily walk?
