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Eco Tech: Solar-powered Photobioreactor generates biofuel using algae
Anupam | Aug 26 2009
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Eco Factor: Photobioreactor uses algae to generate fuel. We recently showcased Emergent Architecture’s Flower Street Bioreactor that was designed to be installed in Los Angeles. The architecture firm has designed an even better bioreactor system.
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