Americas > INTERVIEW: Powder to clean up harmful algae promises to quickly remove carbon

INTERVIEW: Powder to clean up harmful algae promises to quickly remove carbon

Published 11:48 on December 2, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:57 on December 2, 2024  / /  Americas, EMEA, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

A tech startup working to rid harmful algae growth from lakes and reservoirs believes it can remove carbon, avoid methane emissions, and restore biodiversity in a relatively simple way that can be funded by voluntary credits, the first of which are due to be sold from a project in Utah.
A tech startup working to rid harmful algae growth from lakes and reservoirs believes it can remove carbon, avoid methane emissions, and restore biodiversity in a relatively simple way that can be funded by voluntary credits, the first of which are due to be sold from a project in Utah.


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