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Startup taps algae power to tackle pollution

PhyEcoSyS CEO KA Jasmin sees vast potential in microorganisms such as algae. Photo courtesy: Kaviyoor Santosh

Startup taps algae power to tackle pollution

Hari Kumar By Hari Kumar , on November 03, 2026

Algae, or payal in Malayalam, is something we usually try to get rid of as soon as we spot it, whether on walls, around swimming pools or inside conta... (Read More..)

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