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	Green Gold

samannzinnia

5-29-2008 1:49 PM

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samannzinnia says:

Use algae as the biofuel to make real gasoline, not ethanol; this would be a wonderful new source of oil, if it works. Algae can grow anywhere, and it can be grown indoors in megatanks.

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