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Bacteria Engineered to Turn Carbon Dioxide Into Liquid Fuel
Global climate change has prompted efforts to drastically reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas produced by burning fossil fuels.
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Tagged alternatives to gasoline, burning fossil fuels, burning of fossil fuels, chemical and biomolecular engineering, cyanobacterium, economic barrier, energy economy, energy infrastructure, genomics and proteomics, global climate change, greener energy, greenhouse gas emissions, henry samueli school, intermediate steps, isobutanol, journal nature biotechnology, liquid fuel, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, ucla department, ucla henry samueli school
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