The oil industry sells nearly 3 billion gallons of gasoline per week in the U.S. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, commuters alone spent $60 billion on gasoline in 2004. As the world demand for transportation fuel increases, a lack of alternatives keeps prices and profitability ...
Cyanobacteria are organisms that have unique abilities and are used as food, animal feed (50% of the present-day world Arthrospira production), and fuel [61,62,63]. In the old days, cyanobacteria were famous as blue-green algae because of their phycocyanin pigments, which are specific accesso...