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Scientists Create First Bacteria-Powered Solar Panels To Produce Clean Energy
Scientists from Binghamton University have created bacteria-powered solar panels that can produce clean energy. This recent breakthrough in energy studies offers great potential for a long-term, reliable power source in remote areas.
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