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The fuel market, of course, operates at a lower price, but its demand is virtually unlimited. (Photo: Pixabay)

Bacteria help turn Greek yogurt waste into fuel

Traditionally, suppressing oxygen while feeding biodegradable waste to microbes results in the production of methane-rich gas.

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