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Energy Harvest: using unwanted crop waste to fuel Indian village life

2013-07-22 01:00:00| Power Technology

A unique collaboration between the UK and India could see the end to harmful crop residue burning practises, while also providing a decentralised renewable energy source to remote farming villages in the Punjab.

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