Category: environmental clean up

reconsidering aquaponics applications

Reconsidering Aquaponics

Posted by:admin Posted On:9 Apr 2024

Current applications of aquaponics If you do a quick web search right now, you will find thousands and thousands of articles, videos, and web sites dedicated to raising fish and produce in a closed system. On those sites and in


The Evaporation Greenhouse

Posted by:admin Posted On:8 Apr 2024

Why we need an evaporation greenhouse and how it works. When considering my design to use aquaponics to remove excess nutrient and other pollutants from our river system and reduce apoxia levels and the dead zones at the mouth of


Where did the idea come from?

Posted by:admin Posted On:6 Apr 2024

How did I devise this plan to fix the dead zones using aquaponics? Its a fair question really. I have already admitted that I don’t have any particular business savvy. I am not formally educated. I do not have a

redfish impact from dead zone

Selfish reasons the Dead Zone matters

Posted by:admin Posted On:4 Apr 2024

The dead zone and fisheries. On average, annual losses to Gulf of Mexico fisheries due to dead zones have been estimated to range from the overly conservative tens of thousands to the more realistic hundreds of thousands of metric tons

Lessons from the Aquarium - The Nitrogen Cycle

Lessons from the Aquarium – The Nitrogen Cycle

Posted by:admin Posted On:1 Apr 2024

Lessons from aquariums that can fix the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico While I am going on and on about how Aquaponic farming is going to be the most cost effective and generally beneficial way to resolve the

A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit. meme

Why are you giving it away?

Posted by:admin Posted On:30 Mar 2024

“A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit.” As I reflect on the question posed to me recently – “If your idea to clean up rivers with aquaponics is so promising, why aren’t you already implementing

Outlining the system to clean the river

Part 8 – Fixing the dead zones

Posted by:admin Posted On:29 Mar 2024

Outlining the system to clean the river productively. Step 1: Gather Water from Polluted Source Step 2: Transfer Water to Holding Pool or Cisterns Step 3: Route Water to Evaporation Greenhouse Step 3.5: Utilize Fog Nets and Condensate Harvesting Step

applying aquaponics to river clean up

Cleaner rivers mean smaller dead zones

Posted by:admin Posted On:28 Mar 2024

Revolutionizing River Cleanup: A Sustainable Solution to Dead Zones In the realm of environmental degradation, few issues are as concerning and complex as dead zones in our oceans. These lifeless expanses of water, devoid of oxygen, pose a grave threat

biofuel from htc and aquaponics

River water=algae=fuel

Posted by:admin Posted On:27 Mar 2024

Producing Fuel Oil via Hydrothermal Carbonization: A Sustainable Solution from High Lipid Algae Cultivated in Aquaponic Systems In the quest for sustainable energy sources, innovative technologies continue to emerge, offering promising alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. Among these, hydrothermal carbonization

nutrient flow in an open aquaponic system

Part 7- Fixing the dead zone

Posted by:admin Posted On:26 Mar 2024

Managing nutrient flow Nutrient flow is the biggest challenge when considering aquaponics in general. This problem becomes much larger when we start attempting to use aquaponics in an open system. In a closed loop aquaponic system, you can heavily influence