In a futuristic world, heavy emitting industries will revolutionize their impact on the environment by utilizing their CO2 emissions to feed microalgae in vertical closed photo bio reactors. These specialized reactors, with a capacity of 120 cubic meters, will cultivate microalgae that can serve as a sustainable food source for both humans and animals. By channeling the CO2 emissions into the reactors, industries not only mitigate their environmental footprint but also contribute to combating food scarcity. Microalgae are rich in essential nutrients, making them a valuable source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. Their cultivation on a large scale using industrial CO2 emissions presents a promising solution to the increasing demand for food resources in a world grappling with climate change. This transformative approach to harnessing CO2 emissions holds immense potential for creating a more sustainable and food-secure future for all.
