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Damarion25
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 Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:20 pm Post subject: Green Lamp that Produces Power from Algae |
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Pierre Calleja is a French biochemist who managed to come up with an algae-powered lamp.
It would be interesting to note that such lamps are filled with water and algae that throughout the day convert sunlight and CO2 from the air.
The produced power is collected in batteries that are connected to the tank. At night the batteries are used to power the light and thus generate a bright green glow.
Due to the fact that the algae in the lamp can serve as a powerful instrument in maintaining low levels of CO2 emissions, it could also be used in underground parking garages.
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carsonmccul
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Solar lighting is not made equal and this is particularly true for solar lamps. Rule Number 1: Never buy "discount solar lamps." Good lighting stores, however, don't usually carry the "cheapest solar lamps" because they know that with solar lighting, you generally get what you pay for. More importantly, stores should provide customers with a solar lamp designed and constructed to meet the needs of a particular site and how the area is used.
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