In Spain, architects and engineers are installing algae-filled façade panels on buildings, transforming walls into living bioreactors. These panels grow microalgae using sunlight and captured CO₂, producing biomass that can be converted into biofuel while also providing insulation and shading. The system reduces emissions, lowers indoor temperatures, and generates renewable energy—turning buildings into active participants in climate mitigation rather than passive energy consumers. Important Det

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