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Genetically Modified Trees Yield Paper, Biofuels with Less Polluting and Chemical Cost
In a move that may take renewable resources to the next level, researchers have genetically engineered trees that are easier to break down and use to produce paper and biofuel, according to the University of British Colombia.
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