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Geo-Engineering – Giving us time to act?Are living green buildings just around the corner? A report recently released by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers suggests that sealed containers of algae photobioreactors could be integrated into the sides of buildings to produce biofuels and sequester carbon, adding a whole new meaning to the term 'green building'. As the algae grows it sucks up CO2 from the surrounding air which can then be stored....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/algae-covered-buildings-to-boost-biofuel-production/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
Geo-Engineering – Giving us time to act?Are living green buildings just around the corner? A report recently released by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers suggests that sealed containers of algae photobioreactors could be integrated into the sides of buildings to produce biofuels and sequester carbon, adding a whole new meaning to the term 'green building'. As the algae grows it sucks up CO2 from the surrounding air which can then be stored....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/algae-covered-buildings-to-boost-biofuel-production/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
algaebuildingsed01Are living green buildings just around the corner? A report recently released by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers suggests that sealed containers of algae photobioreactors could be integrated into the sides of buildings to produce biofuels and sequester carbon, adding a whole new meaning to the term 'green building'. As the algae grows it sucks up CO2 from the surrounding air which can then be stored....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/algae-covered-buildings-to-boost-biofuel-production/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
