Algae, a hope for sustainable living

Ezemba, C. C and Osuala, O J (2022). Algae, a hope for sustainable living. Asian journal of research in botany, 7(4):16-25.

10 Pages Posted: 24 Jul 2022

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O. J. Osuala

Madonna University Elele Rivers State Nigeria

Constance Chinyere Ezemba

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University; Chychy Gilgal Limited

Date Written: July 5, 2022

Abstract

Algae is a microorganism that comes to mind when it comes to both present and future sustainable living in this present world at large. It has come a long way. Previously, Algae was referred to as a pollutant, a menace in the society and environment but now with advent of great discoveries and biotechnological advancement of Algae, great benefits can be achieved from this organism, it has now been tagged as the “Green Gold”. This organism is said to have so many benefits which are enjoyed presently and with even greater hope for the future. Cultivation of algae is not only safe but also requires less space and more productivity and yield as well as being cost effective, Algae has the ability to power a whole building, be used as biofuels for vehicles, for electrical purposes, for decorations as well as supplements and antibiotics and a whole of achievement for a safer and healthier living in this environment. The production of biofuels from algae has been a strong achievement for the society considering the problems experienced in the conventional fuels from hydrocarbons. The aquatics are not left out because they serve as great feeds for fishes and other aquatic livestock. Algae is the way forward when it comes to sustainable living.

Keywords: Algae, microorganisms, sustainable living, aquatics

Suggested Citation

Osuala, O. J. and Ezemba, Chinyere Constance, Algae, a hope for sustainable living (July 5, 2022). Ezemba, C. C and Osuala, O J (2022). Algae, a hope for sustainable living. Asian journal of research in botany, 7(4):16-25., Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4154485 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4154485

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