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17You're looking for a clean fuel that grows anywhere, needs only sunlight and water, and could produce enough oil to free the U.S. from its petroleum addiction? It's not ethanol you're after. Imagine converting oil from algae—yes, algae—into clean-burning biodiesel. Here's one start-up's plan to turn gas extremely green
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