Author: Carrie Cox

The Biden Administration is weaving climate policy into almost every facet of the government, and at ABO we are working closely with the White House, Congress and federal agencies to ensure that the microalgae and seaweed industry can play its part.  A robust algae industry has the potential to employ thousands of people, lend solutions …

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The Algae Biomass Organization (ABO), the US based non-profit trade organization for the algae industry, today announced the election of their officers for their Board of Directors for the 2021-2022 term, as well as the Board of Directors members elected for the 2021-2023 term. The group includes both new and existing (re-elected) members who will join current …

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The virtual 2021 Algae Biomass Summit is the best place to make valuable connections with key decision makers and influential policy leaders within the algae industry and scientific community this fall. Our new Partnership Program is a unique opportunity for those leaders that want to engage with the algae industry on a deeper level. Why …

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The incredible economic and environmental advantages of farming shellfish and seaweed is gaining attention as the world seeks solutions to climate change, food production, and greener inputs for everything from clothes and plastics to fuel. Regenerative ocean farming is an attractive business opportunity, but there are few resources that offer individuals a pathway to building …

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ABO has introduced a new Bronze membership category for early stage algae ventures that are bringing new technologies, products or processes into the market.  The new category has been designed to help algae entrepreneurs take advantage of more opportunities as economic growth recovers in the wake of the pandemic, as well as an increasing demand …

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