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University of maryland researchers are using algae collected from the Chesapeake Bay to clean the water of excess nutrients and create energy

Maryland is turning algae into electricity AND cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay: BTN LiveBIG

Maryland is turning algae into electricity AND cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay: BTN LiveBIG

Their pilot system absorbs excess nutrients, sequesters carbon dioxide and re-oxygenates the water, all while producing an efficient form of energy.

Termite marks on a piece of wood.

The Wisconsin Energy Institute looks to termites for a biofuel breakthrough: BTN LiveBIG

The Wisconsin Energy Institute looks to termites for a biofuel breakthrough: BTN LiveBIG

And other stories from five years at the forefront of clean energy research and education.

Algae bloom

Michigan State researchers get messy to clean up energy production: BTN LiveBIG

Michigan State researchers get messy to clean up energy production: BTN LiveBIG

The key to green energy may be green algae.

a researcher at the university of michigan works on the vivace hydrokinetic energy generating device

Michigan's VIVACE goes with the flow, quite literally: BTN LiveBIG

Michigan's VIVACE goes with the flow, quite literally: BTN LiveBIG

How vortex-induced vibrations could reshape our energy landscape.

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