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Yes that is always the trade off. You can waste lots of space and make things cheaper or use a lot less space but require more investment. Algae will win in th
by socialdemocrat 6y ago
Yes that is always the trade off. You can waste lots of space and make things cheaper or use a lot less space but require more investment.
Algae will win in the end though. Over time capital intensive solutions tend to win because you are not short on capital but land.
- tuatoru 6y agoHave they solved the problem where wild species would contaminate and outcompete your GMO algae? There were a lot of lab experiments going at the time of the commodity price spike (2005-2008), but I've heard nothing since. There always was this scepticism about captial cost, extraction cost, and contamination costs. Edit: missed a word.