Producing hydrogen fuel from marine algae
Experts from Bielefeld University (Germany) and University of Queensland (Australia) successfully cultivated green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii single-celled hydrogen…
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Experts from Bielefeld University (Germany) and University of Queensland (Australia) successfully cultivated green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii single-celled hydrogen…
Binh Thuan is one of the localities with the highest number of sunny days in the country. In addition to the negative impacts caused by the hot sun, this weather factor…
Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Lam - Head of marine zooplankton, Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) - said that in Khanh Hoa waters alone,…
Andrei Savitsky, who lives in Cherkassy, Ukraine, recorded a little silkworm feeding on and digesting algae 250 times magnified under a microscope, Story Trender repor…
Thousands of Atlantic oil sardines are trapped in the Shinnecock channel, the United States and died of suffocation, covering the canal.
New research by scientists has published the grouper Sicyopterus stimpsoni capable of
Millions of chickens in the US will enjoy new foods in the next few weeks. This type of food does not help them lose weight, but contributes to clean up the water.
The frog fish Histriohistrio belongs to the family of finfish - the lower fins look like legs. However, while most of the housefishes live on the bottom of the sea, frog…
Hundreds of hectares of wild sandy area in Thua Thien-Hue province have been put into agricultural production thanks to the effectiveness of the exploitation of seaweed…
Dr. Truong Vinh and colleagues at Nong Lam University in Ho Chi Minh City have obtained research results showing that Chlorella seaweed has great potential for applicati…
Algae have a fast growth rate, withstand changes in the environment, are capable of developing in wastewater, so they have taken advantage of these characteristics of al…
Red tide refers to the phenomenon of algae blooming simultaneously, causing harm to living organisms, including corals, seaweed, animals and humans.
Red algae cause red tape, or red snow, they exist in Greenland and Antarctica. In Alaska alone, red snow has melted nearly a fifth of the ice here.
People around Lake Erie (a very large lake of the Great Lakes of North America) had a startling day, when the lake water suddenly turned into fanciful, beautiful green.
Always maintained at a temperature of 9 ° C, almost