Scientists Create an Alternative Energy Biofuel from CO2 and Bacteria

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There are plus sides to being around too much Carbon Dioxide (CO2), according to members of the research and development team at the University of Minnesota. The research teams have created an alternative fuel that uses two types of bacteria to create hydrocarbons from sunlight and CO2. Those hydrocarbons can be made into renewable petroleum.

Green Building 101: Using Solar Energy For Renewable Power

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The sun provides an unlimited resource for power around the world. And more and more people are tapping into that energy for their homes and businesses. Solar power is becoming a positive energy source for many people who are looking to reduce their carbon footprint. Despite solar power's great potential, few people are actually using it.