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Kamis, 09 Juli 2026

POLLUTION EMERGENCY: RESTORING COASTAL WATER QUALITY THROUGH ALGAL BIOREMEDIATION

POLLUTION EMERGENCY: RESTORING COASTAL WATER QUALITY THROUGH ALGAL BIOREMEDIATION


The threat of wastewater accumulation in coastal waters and river estuaries is becoming a serious concern, as it risks damaging marine ecosystems. Conventional waste treatment methods that rely on additional synthetic chemicals often raise new concerns regarding secondary residual deposits. Therefore, a biological restoration approach that utilizes natural agents is currently being developed as a safer and more environmentally friendly water recovery solution.

In an effort to overcome this ecological challenge, Lingkar Hijau introduces its Bioremediation service based on the utilization of microalgae. Naturally, microalgae possess the biological capability to absorb excess nutrients, bind organic pollutants, and help neutralize contaminated water conditions. This natural remediation process works circularly to improve the water quality standards of critical aquatic environments so they can return to a balanced state and properly support surrounding marine life.

The successful application of this biotechnology provides a viable alternative for restoring aquatic areas experiencing environmental degradation. Through the implementation of measurable science, this algae-based water purification proves that marine ecosystem restoration can be achieved sustainably without compromising the safety of the marine food chain.

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