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	[[File:Aglae-biofuels-tt001.jpg\|framed\|right\|Figure 1 Algae being turned into biofuels<ref>Image taken from https://www.treehugger.com/corporate-responsibility/15-algae-biofuels-startups-to-watch.html accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref>]]		[[File:Aglae-biofuels-tt001.jpg\|framed\|right\|Figure 1 Algae being turned into biofuels<ref>Image taken from https://www.treehugger.com/corporate-responsibility/15-algae-biofuels-startups-to-watch.html accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref>]]
	<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' (singular '''alga''') are a diverse group of plant-like aquatic organisms.<ref>Oxford dictionary of biology (7th edition) by Robert Hine and Elizabeth Martin, published 2015.</ref> Oceanic algae is often referred to as '''~~phytoplancton~~'''. These simple organisms use [[photosynthesis]] to ~~grab~~ energy which allows them to make [[carbohydrate]]s, [[oil]]s and proteins. These in turn can be processed to become a [[biofuel]]</onlyinclude>.<ref name = DOE>"Energy 101 - algae fuel" U.S. Department of Energy online: https://energy.gov/eere/videos/energy-101-algae-fuel Accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref> Biofuel is any [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste products of living things (like fecal matter or urine). The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production\|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol\|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low life-cycle [[carbon]] emitting fuel.		<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' (singular '''alga''') are a diverse group of plant-like aquatic organisms.<ref>Oxford dictionary of biology (7th edition) by Robert Hine and Elizabeth Martin, published 2015.</ref> Oceanic algae is often referred to as '''phytoplankton'''. These simple organisms use [[photosynthesis]] to produce energy from sunlight, which allows them to make [[carbohydrate]]s, [[oil]]s and proteins. These in turn can be processed to become a [[advanced biofuel#Third Generation\|third generation]] [[biofuel]]</onlyinclude>.<ref name = DOE>"Energy 101 - algae fuel" U.S. Department of Energy online: https://energy.gov/eere/videos/energy-101-algae-fuel Accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref> Biofuel is any [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste products of living things (like fecal matter or urine). The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production\|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol\|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low [[life cycle\|life-cycle]] [[carbon]] emitting fuel.

	Algae grown for the [[energy sector]] is also referred to as microalgae. While there are other important distinctions in biology, generally, the microalgae grown for its [[energy]] is algae that is too small to make out individual organisms without a microscope, hence the name.		Algae grown for the [[energy sector]] is also referred to as microalgae. While there are other important distinctions in biology, generally, the microalgae grown for its [[energy]] is algae that is too small to make out individual organisms without a microscope, hence the name.
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	==For Further Reading==		==For Further Reading==
	*[[Biofuel]]		*[[Biofuel]]
			*[[Algae biofuel]]
	*[[Harvesting algae]]		*[[Harvesting algae]]
	*[[Biomass]]		*[[Biomass]]

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	[[File:Aglae-biofuels-tt001.jpg\|framed\|right\|Figure 1 Algae being turned into biofuels<ref>Image taken from https://www.treehugger.com/corporate-responsibility/15-algae-biofuels-startups-to-watch.html accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref>]]		[[File:Aglae-biofuels-tt001.jpg\|framed\|right\|Figure 1 Algae being turned into biofuels<ref>Image taken from https://www.treehugger.com/corporate-responsibility/15-algae-biofuels-startups-to-watch.html accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref>]]
	<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' (singular '''alga''') are a diverse group of plant-like aquatic organisms.<ref>Oxford dictionary of biology (7th edition) by Robert Hine and Elizabeth Martin, published 2015.</ref> Oceanic algae is often referred to as '''phytoplancton'''. These simple organisms use [[photosynthesis]] to grab energy which allows them to make [[carbohydrate]]s, [[oil]]s and proteins. These in turn can be processed to become a [[biofuel]]</onlyinclude>.<ref name = DOE>"Energy 101 - algae fuel" U.S. Department of Energy online: https://energy.gov/eere/videos/energy-101-algae-fuel Accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref> Biofuel is any [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste products of living things (like fecal matter or urine). The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production\|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol\|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low life-cycle [[carbon]] emitting fuel.		<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' (singular '''alga''') are a diverse group of plant-like aquatic organisms.<ref>Oxford dictionary of biology (7th edition) by Robert Hine and Elizabeth Martin, published 2015.</ref> Oceanic algae is often referred to as '''phytoplancton'''. These simple organisms use [[photosynthesis]] to grab energy which allows them to make [[carbohydrate]]s, [[oil]]s and proteins. These in turn can be processed to become a [[biofuel]]</onlyinclude>.<ref name = DOE>"Energy 101 - algae fuel" U.S. Department of Energy online: https://energy.gov/eere/videos/energy-101-algae-fuel Accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref> Biofuel is any [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste products of living things (like fecal matter or urine). The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production\|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol\|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low life-cycle [[carbon]] emitting fuel.
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			==For Further Reading==
			*[[Biofuel]]
			*[[Harvesting algae]]
			*[[Biomass]]
			*[[Processing algae]]
			*Or explore a [[Special:Random\| random page]]

	To learn more about phytoplankton please NOAA's [https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/phyto.html website].		To learn more about phytoplankton please NOAA's [https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/phyto.html website].

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	[[File:Aglae-biofuels-tt001.jpg\|framed\|right\|Figure 1 Algae being turned into biofuels]]		<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' (singular '''alga''') are a diverse group of plant-like aquatic organisms.<ref>Oxford dictionary of biology (7th edition) by Robert Hine and Elizabeth Martin, published 2015.</ref> Oceanic algae is often referred to as '''phytoplancton'''. These simple organisms use [[photosynthesis]] to grab energy which allows them to make [[carbohydrate]]s, [[oil]]s and proteins. These in turn can be processed to become a [[biofuel]]</onlyinclude>.<ref name = DOE>"Energy 101 - algae fuel" U.S. Department of Energy online: https://energy.gov/eere/videos/energy-101-algae-fuel Accessed July 14th, 2017.</ref> Biofuel is any [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste products of living things (like fecal matter or urine). The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production\|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol\|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low life-cycle [[carbon]] emitting fuel.
	<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' are a diverse group of ~~simple~~ organisms ~~that mainly consist~~ of ~~[[carbohydrate]]s~~, ~~[[oil]]s and proteins~~. ~~They are~~ simple [[photosynthesis~~\|photosynthetic~~]] ~~organisms.</onlyinclude> The term photosynthetic means that they use~~ [[~~sunlight~~]], [[~~carbon dioxide~~]] and ~~water to produce carbohydrates and grow~~. ~~All parts of most algae~~ can be ~~used and~~ processed to become a [[biofuel]]. Biofuel is a [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste of a living ~~thing~~. The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production\|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol\|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low life-cycle [[carbon]] emitting fuel.

	Algae grown for the [[energy sector]] is also referred to as microalgae. While there are other important distinctions in biology, generally, the microalgae grown for its [[energy]] is algae that is too small to make out individual organisms without a microscope, hence the name.		Algae grown for the [[energy sector]] is also referred to as microalgae. While there are other important distinctions in biology, generally, the microalgae grown for its [[energy]] is algae that is too small to make out individual organisms without a microscope, hence the name.

			Below is a video from the U.S. Department of energy on algae based biofuels.<ref name = DOE/>
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			To learn more about phytoplankton please NOAA's [https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/phyto.html website].

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<onlyinclude>'''Algae''' are a diverse group of simple organisms that mainly consist of [[carbohydrate]]s, [[oil]]s and proteins. They are simple [[photosynthesis|photosynthetic]] organisms.</onlyinclude> The term photosynthetic means that they use [[sunlight]], [[carbon dioxide]] and water to produce carbohydrates and grow. All parts of most algae can be used and processed to become a [[biofuel]]. Biofuel is a [[fuel]] made from living things, or the waste of a living thing. The algae oils can be [[Processing algae#Biodiesel Production|converted to biodiesel]] and the remaining material can be used to create [[Ethanol|bioethanol]]. There is a growing market for techniques in [[algae biofuel]] production, since it is a low life-cycle [[carbon]] emitting fuel.

Algae grown for the [[energy sector]] is also referred to as microalgae. While there are other important distinctions in biology, generally, the microalgae grown for its [[energy]] is algae that is too small to make out individual organisms without a microscope, hence the name.
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