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LIQUID3
Planting trees in forests is a commonly used strategy for companies
and governments to lower CO2 in the air. But what can we do in dense cities where there’s barely any space for a bush? After all, these urban sites are where the pollution is concentrated. Fortunately, a group of Serbian scientists has come up with an ingenious solution: a liquid tree.
To make a liquid tree according to Dr.
Ivan Spasojevic, we just need a 160-gallon clear tank filled with water and microalgae. While the tank behaves the same as a tree, converting carbon dioxide to oxygen, its overall efficiency is much higher. One single liquid tree can match the job of two fifteen-year-old trees.
The microalgae in the liquid tree is a type of organism that
lives off of water, sun, and carbon dioxide. Microalgae are super tiny and when they breathe air pollution goes in and fresh air goes out. The more the liquid tree cleans the air around it the more it turns light green to green. A liquid tree is called liquid3 because it has 3 ways to be used. It can be sat on, it cleans the air and you can also charge your phone. Right now it is only in i Belgrade, Serbia, and later on, it will be transported in Paris, New Delhi and New York.
According to the IHME Global Health Data Exchange Tool,
“Pollution kills three times as many people a year as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria combined”.