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Man Made Oasis (M.M.O.)
Making
it "rain" in the desert.
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To
create a Man Made Oasis
we look towards Nature as
teacher and inspiration. We
recognize systems and cycles and meld with renewable energy devices
to focus natures energy - bringing together a natural
synergy
of
conditions to make it "rain" (Renewable Energy Desalination). Combining this with sun and seawater
(Bioprocess Engineering) - ecology
kicks
in and we have life.
This activity of solar energy and photosynthesis, carbon dioxide and
water, carbohydrates and oxygen creates active biotechnology - energy,
foods and medicines - and weaves
an Oasis ecosystem where there was once sand.
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Renewable
Ecology's
soil loving microbial microorganisms
and
worms.
Sustainable
Ecology's sun loving plants and trees, grasses and soils.
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Organic Building Blocks of Nature
Waste CO2, light,
water & algae
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The
application of a Man Made Oasis extends beyond the vision of palm trees
and ponds, as the core technology opens to variations
of ways to
deliver low emission CO2 environments. Small
changes at particular parts in the chain can
make large savings overall.
When heat and water mix we get steam - and steam expands exponentially
filling an incredible
space - that's explosive. Picture the same image applied to a
seed - we get incredible expansion into a tree, although it may take
some time - and heat applied
to a chemical can react and literally explode in an instant.
In the organic world, algae is the most expansive plant doubling size
every sun cycle. Algae lives for carbon and with photosynthesis can
produce a variety of foods and products including oil.
The Ultimate Renewable
Ecology of Nature
Algae is chemically
complex bursting with energy. We can harvest algae
sludge
for biodiesel - algae starch
to produce ethanol - protein
for
cattle feed - dry it and burn
it for energy - use as fertilizer - make
into paper, plastics, and foods and
it's "water and light" driven. And blue-green algae can eat dirty waste water producing clean water and algae sugars without much light at all. That's an
explosive
use
of energy - waste CO2, light, water and algae - a primitive organic
building block of
nature.
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One might say that
Algae was the original Alchemist.
Turning carbon
dioxide into oxygen, that gave "breath" to the earth.
Algae was here before oil - and after oil is gone - Algae will still be
here.
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