2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-32-9578-0_25
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Commitment for a Cleaner India: Utilization of CO2 and Sewage Wastewater by Green Algae Scenedesmus sp. Under Laboratory Conditions

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“…. conditions are favorable and nutrients are abundant, some microorganisms are capable of very rapid growth.Amorim et al (2021)Algae farming can be performed on lands with soil, water or climate that are not suitable for conventional crops which may allow the production of food and energy in regions wherein people are experiencing hunger Sanyal et al (2020). Growing green microalgae could be a great option for fixing CO2 by photosynthesis as it can be grown on non-arable lands.…”
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“…. conditions are favorable and nutrients are abundant, some microorganisms are capable of very rapid growth.Amorim et al (2021)Algae farming can be performed on lands with soil, water or climate that are not suitable for conventional crops which may allow the production of food and energy in regions wherein people are experiencing hunger Sanyal et al (2020). Growing green microalgae could be a great option for fixing CO2 by photosynthesis as it can be grown on non-arable lands.…”
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“…In recent decades, the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) through human and natural processes and human activities in eliminating waste materials and natural resources consumption (Sanyal, Kodgire, Desai, Saxena, Singh, & Dasgupta, 2020;Shukla, Gupta, Goel, & Kumar, 2020) is considered the most important cause of climate change. In the construction industry, cement production (Nguyen, Chang, Lee, & Shih, 2020) is one of the main contributors to the increase in CO2 emissions in the world (Azarsa & Gupta, 2020ª;Azarsa & Gupta, 2020b).…”
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“…In recent decades, the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) through human and natural processes and human activities in eliminating waste materials and natural resources consumption (Sanyal, Kodgire, Desai, Saxena, Singh, & Dasgupta, 2020;Shukla, Gupta, Goel, & Kumar, 2020) is considered the most important cause of climate change. In the construction industry, cement production (Nguyen, Chang, Lee, & Shih, 2020) is one of the main contributors to the increase in CO2 emissions in the world (Azarsa & Gupta, 2020ª;Azarsa & Gupta, 2020b).…”
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confidence: 99%