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Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, checks microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012. Calleja announced to have successfully tested a third generation
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anand mahindra on Twitter: "“French biochemist Pierre Calleja has developed a lighting system requiring no electricity. Instead, it draws CO2 from the atmosphere to produce light. By Using micro-algae, his lamp emits
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Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, fills up a car with a new fuel developed from microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012.
Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, looks at a biofuel made from microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012. Calleja announced to have
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Pierre Calleja, manager of French firm Fermentalg, specializing in ichthyology, checks microalgae bred in his laboratory in Libourne, southwestern France, December 11, 2012. Calleja announced to have successfully tested a third generation
