The Scam of Scum

Canada Free PRess ^ | March 4, 2012 | Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser

[Reeses]

Tank growing is always going to have too high a capital cost. There are predatory amoeba algae eaters that could be used like antibodies. The desired algae could be engineered to contain a friend or foe protein that would cause the amoeba to ignore it.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Salt water is pretty mild compared with many petroleums. It would be an odd complaint that it is too corrosive to deal with, and perhaps algae farms could be accommodated out in the ocean itself. The resulting bioharvest would still need to have salt flushed out of it, of course.