Can algae help achieve carbon neutrality? Two Middlebury students hope to find out

Can algae help achieve carbon neutrality? Two Middlebury students hope to find out: “Within the movement toward carbon neutrality, many have turned to corn, soybeans and cow manure to produce biofuel and reduce emissions. At Middlebury College, two students think that algae may provide another natural source. One of them, Bobby Levine, a Middlebury College senior, first heard about using algae to offset carbon emissions two years ago from Netaka White, director of Vermont Biofuels Association. Levine decided to apply the technology to help reduce Middlebury College’s power plant emissions.”