How Algal Biofuels Lost a Decade in the Race to Replace Oil
Here's a good article from Wired. I've long been opposed to biofuels with the exception of algae (see earlier post for proof). Let's keep our fingers crossed that algal biofuels get going and become economically viable. The great thing about algae is that you can grow just about anywhere and the lipids (i.e. fatty oil) are so much denser than virtually any other organic organism.
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