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Ants offer potential new solution for biofuels 
Cleantech Group | by Emma Ritch | Mon, Jul 6
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Scientists from the University of Wisconsin, the Joint Genome Institute and Emory University study the natural bioreactors in rainforests for possible applications in the biofuel sector.
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Opinion: Biofuels: can they fuel our lifestyle without taking food from the poor? - guardian.co.uk
Biofuels: can they fuel our lifestyle without taking food from the poor? Traditional biofuels could only make an fossil CO2 emissions if the entire biofuel production process was fossil fuel free - requiring, for example, ... UK ethics body asks: how green are new biofuels?Biofuel Review
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