Imagine using algae to clean wastewater and also grow fertilizer, boost crop yields, and even power airplanes.
That’s the breakthrough behind Gross-Wen Technologies, where algae replaces chemicals—removing nitrogen and phosphorus while creating a valuable biomass for turf, agriculture, and even sustainable aviation fuel.
Martin Gross explains how this circular approach delivers cost-effective nutrient removal today, with the potential to fuel planes tomorrow.
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