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Turning bugs into power

CONTAMINATED groundwater sites could become another sweet spot for green electricity.

Bianca Bartucciotto

A team from the University of South Australia, headed by PhD student Krishna Venkidusamy, is leading the charge on using tiny bugs to clean up waste and produce electricity at the same time. The team...

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