Missouri scientists to use deserted mines for algae-biofuel production
Scientists at the Missouri University of Science and Technology are planning to use vacated mines to grow algae for biofuel production with the help of light-emitting diodes. Such venues would allow growers to sidestep temperature fluctuations, contamination and other issues related to algae cultivation in open ponds, said David Summers, an expert on mining engineering.
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