The diatom Story - Use Nualgi for a Clean and Green Environment part1

This is a documentary about Nualgi, a research product. Nulagi has been used to clean lakes, prevent mass fish kill, provide a good sustainable environment for fishes to live and help in preventing Global Warming. Nualgi helps to grow algae which can be used to extract bio fuel. Growth of Algae absorbs Carbon dioxide from atmosphere and thus helps to prevent Global warming. For more details visit www.nualgi.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• fish kill
• global warming
• diatoms
• bio fuel
• algae

[wirtlo]

This is a severely un-thoughout method of dealing with our waste/pollution. Less pollution, not more is the way to deal with the problem. Nualgi contains the same stuff that all other algae use to grow. Aside from other algae using these nutrients (and hence further polluting a water body and changing its 'natural' state even more), diatoms can also produce toxins. Look up pseudonitzschia blooms if you don't believe me. Causes marine mammals to strand themselves among other harmful things....

[psampat1]

@wirtlo: Diatoms produce more than 50% of world's marine food. The nano nutrients in NUALGI are targeted to produce beneficial diatoms that DO NOT produce toxins. The dosage is less than 0.025ppm and it does not add or change the water body. It has been tested in field conditions and has been found to bring about remarkable results to polluted water bodies. It is also used for aquaculture to grow fish and shrimp.

[ciceromatrix]

THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO

[AlexHop1]

Interesting video -- I'd like to know more!

[moseljack007]

>>Psampat1 .. Your answer= Bioavailable (Biogenic) Silica (Si). All Siliceous Diatoms are beneficial and are basely under represented in fresh water bodies. You are sorely mistaken... Selection for Siliceous Diatoms therefore is provided through this natural and non-toxic compound which synthesizes as closely as possible, biogeochemical mineralization as it is mimicking natural surface geologic weathering and introduced to aquatic biochemistry. We restore lakes for a living, we support Nualgi.

[wirtlo]

@psampat1 Tell me how you would target a nutrient to one diatom and not another? Also, less than 0.025ppm of what? Macro/micro nutrients, trace metals, silica? Does it not contain nutrients? Plus the speaker brings up precipitation... I highly doubt adding cations and anions at that concentration is going to cause precipitation.

[aye1980]

oh man you are so goood