Stink Tech

08/10/2021

Stink Tech Is now Installing and servicing ponds in the Tampa Bay Area. Maintenance/installing small koi ponds, Bringing large ponds back to life, cleaning out invasive species of plants & algae. Also we are providing various solar and hydro powered generators, solar powered fountains and more. Reach out to us and see how we can help you!

08/09/2021

Stink Tech has officially relocated to the Tampa Bay Area stay tuned for some of our upcoming big moves!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥☀️☀️☀️

06/13/2021

Stink Tech is heading south!! ☀️☀️
Make sure to check for red tide before you or your precious babies head into the water! 🤢🤢

Summer is officially in full swing, so that means more Floridians and out-of-state visitors will be heading to soak up the sun at local beaches. Before you hit the road, check to see if red tide has been reported at your favorite beach.

06/11/2021

Stink Tech hit another milestone this morning 400 Followers! 🙏🌟🙏
Our partnerships are taking us to sunny skies and the next level!

05/30/2021

Big Things are coming in the near future! 🌟🌟 God has blessed Stink Tech!

05/13/2021

Always a good one!!

04/25/2021

1953 Francis Crick and James Watson's discovery of the double helix structure of DNA is published in "Nature" magazine

"No research is ever quite complete. ..." - Unknown

04/22/2021

Today in 2016 - The Paris Agreement on climate change was signed in New York binding 195 nations to an increase in the global average temperature to less than 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the increase to 1.5°C

Continue to ask questions, continue to be curious,
Knowledge is power! 🔥

The man who asks a question is a fool for a minute, the man who does not ask is a fool for life—Confucius.

03/20/2021

Communities along the Gulf Coast of Florida have been experiencing catastrophic impacts of an unusually persistent, toxic red tide for an entire year now. Red tides are devastating for fish and wildlife and cause health impacts for humans as well. 

03/20/2021

highlight: Dr. Reagan Errera is a NOAA GLERL principal investigator who studies Great Lakes harmful algal blooms to protect human and ecosystem health. She works with a "lab in a can" called an Environmental Sample Processor (pictured), an instrument that autonomously collects water samples to monitor potential toxins in the lakes.⁣
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"Being a researcher for ties together both my passion for phytoplankton and promoting a healthy ecosystem for us and future generations," says Reagan.
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Read her interview with  here: https://go.usa.gov/xsARr⁣
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⁣Photo description: Reagan Errera stands next to an Environmental Sample Processor in a lab at NOAA GLERL, 2019.