TSN Air & Water

Advancing Clean Air and Water
Production Techniques

Introduction:
We invite you to join us in co-creating advanced techniques for producing

cleaner air and water. We are exploring groundbreaking solutions that

leverage the potential of combining a variety of technologies with different

algae types to enhance water purification, air quality, and hydrogen

production.

Water:
In our pursuit of cleaner water and air, we are dedicated to combining various algae strains, utilizing the capabilities of Hydra Loop, the US Water Recycler on the International Space Station, graphene water filters, and more. This concerted effort seeks to not only purify water but also increase hydrogen production, fostering a sustainable and resilient environment.

Air:
Inspired by scientific breakthroughs, we've learned that 1.5 cubic meters of algae can produce sufficient oxygen for a 70-kilogram individual to survive in an enclosed space for one day (source: China Daily). This remarkable discovery underscores the potential of algae in significantly impacting air quality and supporting human survival in enclosed environments.

Phytoplankton (Microalgae):
Acknowledged as the primary contributors to clean air on Earth, phytoplankton, or microalgae, emerge as the ultimate superfood. Packed with essential nutrients in bioavailable form, they become vital sources for medicines and serve as biofertilizers. Furthermore, their role as feedstock for the flash graphene process showcases their versatility. Importantly, the ease and cost-effectiveness of cultivating phytoplankton make them an attractive option for large-scale production.

Call to Action:
We extend an invitation to collaborate in reshaping the future of air and water production. By contributing to the development of these advanced techniques, we can collectively usher in a new era of sustainability, where clean air and water are accessible to all. Join us in this transformative journey towards a healthier and more environmentally conscious world.

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