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Pakistan follows India by jumping on the jatropha biofuel train 
Cleantech Group | by Emma Ritch | Fri, Jul 31
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Zarai Taraqiati Bank is coordinating a deal between South Korea and Pakistan to use the latter's arid deserts to grow the drought resistant plant.
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