How to fix India's burning issue: turn unwanted straw into bio-energy pellets
Could biomass technology help cut India's carbon emissions and curb the country's smog crisis?
AJP / shutterstock Each year, fires rage across northern India, as farmers burn off their unwanted straw. The impact is enormous. From October into November, massive clouds of smoke streak across Punjab...
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