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Revision as of 02:46, 17 December 2021
Design
Our project aims to reduce, and maybe even solve,
a local environmental, health, and economic issue:
Ulva spp.
Green tides in Brittany,caused by anthropogenic eutrophication.
Eutrophication induces anoxic zones that enhance the proliferation of Sulfacto Reductor
Bacterias (SRB).
SRB uses Ulva algae to produce hydrogen sulfide, which is deadly for a wide variety of
organisms, even in
small concentrations.
Consequently, the whole underwater ecosystem could be damaged.
Using chemical, biochemical and biological tools, our team wants to accelerate and valorize
the degradation
of Ulva spp.:
By recycling the sulfate and finding utilization for the remaining biomass
(biomethane extraction, bioplastic, and compost manufacture).
As it is slowly becoming a global problem, we want to raise awareness of this phenomenon
through meetings,
games, and social media.
Thanks to collaborations with several companies that made our project possible, we expect to
encourage other
countries to follow up and:
Value their green tides.