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Development of Cellulosic Biofuels

Chris Somerville [Director of the EBI, UC Berkeley] Abstract: The earth receives approximately 4000 times as much energy from the sun each year as the total projected human energy use in 2050. B...  
 
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godfather755 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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This is my favourite area of chemical engineering! I love green technology and alternative methods of energy renewal :P
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sinalotfahmadi (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I used it for my science project, it's a really useful video! :) I learned a lot from it.
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Go to 12:06  Hemp is 5 times more efficient then corn and look how good corn is and profitable; the leading members that made hemp illegal owned lumber yards and were scared of the great powers of hemp, its nonsense that we don't use it for so many things, it would impact the effort on helping to save the environment!
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source for 5x more efficient
Nikg420 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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YOU CAN USE HEMP!!!
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this is such a great technology.... their is a company called "the alternative energy technology center (AETE)... they are the first once to make a plant using multiple inputs of biomass...

their stock has suffered due to a SPAM incident.... americans need to start voting with their money... this is a great company... revolutionary tech! and their stock is at .40 a share!!! also look at meridian biosciences vivo... companies that could change the world!!!

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