There was a question last night on what kind of ‘home kit’ could be available to get people involved in/excited about algae. I didn’t remember it off-hand but found a link. A local artist/collective has produced an educational involvement kit:

http://www.futurefarmers.com/projects/lunchboxlaboratory

Additionally, there is quite a lot of interest in this method of production from the architecture/urban design fields. One of the question areas last night revolved around production/manufacturing and its land-use possibilities/implications.

http://wpa2.aud.ucla.edu/info/index.php?/theprojects/winners/

This project just won a national design competition and deals directly with point source identification, production, and integration with urban design/public space. This is just an example of the kind of thinking that is going on and is necessary to form a productive synthesis between production, consumption, and the ecology of our built environment as we investigate technologies.