I believe you are ANSWERING the wrong question. I have no doubt that the Archaea systems you are trying to sell have their application, but please stop trying to shoehorn your sales pitch for Archaea into every question on this forum. In any biological system, bacterial and Archaea populations will thrive or die-off according to the environmental conditions. Putting a biological organism into a non-ideal habitat where it is competing with other organisms will achieve no long term solution.
Published by Jeremy Biddle, Engineering Director at Bluewater Bio
I believe you are ANSWERING the wrong question. I have no doubt that the Archaea systems you are trying to sell have their application, but please stop trying to shoehorn your sales pitch for Archaea into every question on this forum.
In any biological system, bacterial and Archaea populations will thrive or die-off according to the environmental conditions. Putting a biological organism into a non-ideal habitat where it is competing with other organisms will achieve no long term solution.