It almost looks too futuristic to be true, but the prototype was already developed. London-based ecoLogicStudio has taken this innovative concept and made it a reality at the Milan 2015 Expo. Using only the Continue reading Futuristic Urban Algae Folly Grows Food, Fuel, and Shade
Daily Archives: June 13, 2015
Fish declines linked to effects of excess nutrients on coastal estuaries
A comprehensive study of a major California estuary has documented the links between nutrient runoff from coastal land use, the health of the estuary as a nursery for young fish, and the abundance of fish in an offshore commercial fishery. The study, published the week Continue reading Fish declines linked to effects of excess nutrients on coastal estuaries
South fishermen hit hard by seaweed invasion
MATS of Sargassum seaweed covering the beaches on east coast Trinidad have also done extensive damage to the fishing industry along the south coast. And there appears to be no end in sight.
The Siparia Regional Corporation (SRC) Continue reading South fishermen hit hard by seaweed invasion
Welcome to The Collins-Miller Project!
Based on the 2011-present day experiments conducted by Madeleine Gagne and Angela Miller at The Ohio State University, The Collins-Miller Project is a mainly non-profit organization determined at creating a Continue reading Welcome to The Collins-Miller Project!
Smell of Seaweed? The Essence of Venice in a Perfume Bottle
If you love the smell of a good perfume and you love Venice then we have a great gift for you. Now you can “wear” Venice wherever you go. In the book ” Incurable Foundations” (Fondamenta Degli Incurabili), the author Iosif Brodskij writes about the magical atmosphere of Venice during the icy lagoon winters when there is the distinctive smell of seaweed. So these become inspiration for a limited edition perfume called “The Essence of Venice” – it combines an essence of seaweed. Continue reading Smell of Seaweed? The Essence of Venice in a Perfume Bottle