89: Bioreactors, deploy! Turning nutrient runoff into fish food—with microTERRA

from Reversing Climate Change · host Ross Kenyon

Marissa, Mariana, and Paola explain how the microTERRA bioreactors turn the excess nitrogen and phosphorus in our waterways into fish food. They also describe their experiences in launching the microTERRA pilot in Mexico, discussing what they learned about leveraging every voice on the team to create a community of creative problem-solving.

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