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The Case for Biofuel from Algae




William & Mary Chesapeake Algae Project scientists endorse algae pathway to biofuel as a sustainable approach to production. ...
... "algae feedstocks can be grown with low greenhouse-gas emissions and without competing for arable land and water that might otherwise be used to grow food crops. Bioalgae also is efficient. ... " ...
Via William & Mary: ChAP algal biofuel

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Posted by Green Tech on December 8, 2009 10:35 PM | |





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