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Microalgae Lamp : A Lamp that absorbs CO2
Microalgae Lamp : A Lamp that absorbs CO2
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Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, checks microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012. Calleja announced to have successfully tested a third generation
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Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Tyca, specializing in ichthyology, checks prototype street lamps filled with chlorella seaweed in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2007. Calleja has filed a
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self powered microalgae street lamp absorbs CO2
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self powered microalgae street lamp absorbs CO2
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self powered microalgae street lamp absorbs CO2
Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, checks microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012. Calleja announced to have successfully tested a third generation
Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, fills up a car with a new fuel developed from microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012.
