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Scientist warns against global rush into biofuel cultivation 
University of Illinois Center for Advanced BioEnergy Research | by Natalie(noreply@blogger.com) | Wed, Aug 19
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A US scientist, Thomas R. Sinclair has warned countries that are rushing into cultivating biofuels in their efforts to reduce dependence on fossil fuels to take into consideration the multiple limits to plant production on earth.
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