A Fishy Future? Interview with a Recirculating Aquaculturist—Red Herring
Infoshop News - Flint Arthur - May 7, 2011
The idea of growing algae is also becoming popular -- algae capture sunlight, and their oil can be extracted to use in making biodiesel. But it's difficult to design a factory system that mimics a wild ecosystem in a regular, beneficial way, ...
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Thais Turn to Agricultural Waste for Fuel
Jakarta Globe - May 28, 2011
PTT's chief financial officer Tevin Vongvanich told The Straits Times: “Going into the future, we need to look at technology that will produce ethanol and biodiesel from the remaining part of the plants — the cellulose, not the food part. ...
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