Lamp absorbs CO2 and releases oxygen as a green tree

A unique chandelier is capable of absorbing CO2 while emitting oxygen like a house air cleaner.

Chandeliers include "glass leaves" that contain green algae.(Photo: Mike Chino.)

Julian Melchiorri, a biotechnology researcher living in London, England, designed a special chandelier called Chandelier Exhale that could purify the air and create light for your home, according to Tree. Hugger.

Chandeliers include "glass leaves" containing blue algae that absorb carbon dioxide (CO2), while also providing oxygen for you to breathe. It is like a plant that cleans the air in the house.

Melchiorri spent many years working with different organisms to develop artificial leaves in similar projects. So far, he is seeking to combine biological materials with synthetic biological and biological simulation technologies to help solve the problem of sustainable development.

Melchiorri said, the world population increased significantly in the last century. People burn fossil fuels and destroy plant life, creating great changes in the atmosphere and climate. Photosynthetic materials can revolutionize the urban environment both in architectural scale and products by filtering the air we breathe, absorbing CO2, producing valuable biological products but only use water and light.

By looking at nature as a reference and integrating lessons into the built environment, we can do many things to solve long-term sustainability issues, as well as learn to live comedy. mix with our planet.