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¿Pueden las algas salvar el mundo? | DW Documental

GermanyPublished March 10, 2024

Views 198K  |  Likes 3.27K  |  Comments 97
Views#6,469,301Global
Views#40,618Germany

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6.21M subs•815 videos•Nov 2017

This video has 198K views and 3.27K likes, ranking #6,469,301 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

198,954

Likes

3,277

Comments

97

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Total (all-time): $139 – $398

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Las algas. Un recurso para resolver grandes problemas de la humanidad. Esa es la apuesta de científicos alemanes. Investigan las asombrosas propiedades de las algas, como la de capturar CO2. También se usan en medicina o para sustituir plásticos. El biólogo y profesor de la Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas de Kaisers…

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March 10, 2024
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