Theo Von
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Yeah, in Germany, buildings are going green, literally.
With the use of algae-filled tubes mounted on their exteriors, these transparent tubes house fast-growing microalgae that absorb carbon dioxide from the air and use sunlight to grow, all while producing valuable biomass.
The living facade serves two purposes.
It helps cool the building by providing shade and generates biofuel.
The system is known as the bioreactor facade.
The algae not only captures CO2 emissions, but also produce oxygen, making them natural air purifiers.
What plants produce the most oxygen?
Erica Palm and Snake Plant topped the list for indoor plants that produce the most oxygen.
These plants excel at photosynthesis and air purification, releasing significant oxygen while absorbing toxins like benzene and formaldehyde.
Let me see, other high, Pothos, P-O-T-H-O-S, reduces CO2 effectively and filters pollutants at night.
Spider Plant purifies air of carbon monoxide and formaldehyde while boosting oxygen.
aloe vera releases oxygen nocturnally and removes toxins like benzene it's kind of cool you go to sleep and your plants are out there helping you out night little soldiers yeah i mean you got four billion years of evolution here to build systems yeah it is crazy it's so crazy how it's like um we do all these steps to get back to to just try to get back to baseline
And that's pop those right there.
Oh yeah, I've seen those before.
I think my mom has, moms have a lot of those.
Yeah, you just forget.
I forget about, most people don't, but I forget about nature so much, unfortunately.
I don't forget about it.
I long for it, I think.
I just, I work a lot, mostly indoors, you know.