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Problem & Solution
The Problem
Dead Zones
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Dead zones (a.k.a. fish kills) eliminate areas of oceans and lakes teeming with life
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Caused by excess nutrient runoff into waterways
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At its peak, a dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico's reached the size of New Jersey
Antiquated lawn care techniques are part of the problem
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Up to 70% of public water usage is used for landscaping in western states
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90 million pounds of fertilizer are used annually​
The Solution: Lono Fertilizer Device
Goal
Reduce how many lawns are overfertilized in the United States
How we're reaching our goal
Our device will...
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detect grass health using a sensor
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then creates a custom fertilization plan
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be battery operated
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