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Some things are easy to fix, if we want to do it. That’s what I am trying to do here. What if I told you that through one project we could improve fisheries around the world, enhance coastal tourism through
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Measuring success One of the challenging aspects of this project will be demonstrating its successes and failures in terms of removal of excess nutrient and other pollutants from the water ways during the proof of concept phase. The simplest way
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Marketable products to clean the rivers As previously discussed, one of the biggest roadblocks to removing excess nutrient from our river systems is expense. Even in this system the start up cost to clean a meaningful amount of nutrient from
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Aquaponics- an overview of the solution I want to start this section by acknowledging what a terrible graphic that is to describe aquaponics. The main reason it is terrible is because aquaponics IS NOT A CLOSED SYSTEM. It always has,
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Current approaches So far we have established that Dead Zones exist, are not desirable, and are primarily caused by by a variety of pollution inputs into our river systems. So what are we (all of us) doing about it. The
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Sources of the problem As we discussed in the first part of this series, the cause of these dead zones is anoxia brought on by natures defense of an excess of nutrient in the water. We further identified that excess
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Fixing the Dead Zones – Overview One of the reasons I started this web page is because I have a lot of ideas that solve problems “way above my paygrade”. That is to say that I have a lot of