US government pumps fresh cash into biofuel research

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About $9m of funding earmarked for second-generation biofuel research

The US government has announced almost $9m (£5.8m) of fresh funding to support research into second-generation cellulosic biofuels that do not affect food supplies. The research grants, to be administered...

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