An Argentine company opened Friday the country's first factory to make biodiesel from algae, hoping to use pond scum as a replacement for soy in making biodiesel as part of a push for renewable energy.
Argentina is the world's top exporter of soyoil, but using the edible oil to make fuel is controversial because it cuts into food suppliesRead more
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