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A total of 37 projects will develop new technologies that engineer plants and microbes into bioenergy and improve carbon storage

New research found that a specific type of bacteria uses plastic as food and is able to break down natural organic matter in lakes

The medieval city of York, famous for its Minster (pictured) is now home to a research centre which looks into developing chemicals from renewable sources. Based at the University of York, the facility will give firms and academics a place to test, develop and scale up biorefining processes. Biorefining is a way of processing biomass […]