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Venetian canals to power city

Biofuel from Canal Algae to Power Venice by 2011 : EcoWorldly.

The simplest of organisms can be converted into the one of the most water ratio efficient producers of biofuel.

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Tags: algae, Biodiesel, biofuel, ethanol, Venice

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