Biomass reactor meant to save worthless wood
By Yakima Herald-Republic Writer
Published: November 3, 2014
CLE ELUM, Wash. (AP) —Scientists are searching for the fuels of the future in high-tech laboratories around the world, but last week one research team debuted...
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Eric Eddings
Chuck Hersey
ELUM
Department of Natural Resources
Utah
WASHINGTON
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
technology runs
renewable energy researchers
flammable gas
chemical engineering
renewable energy products
high-tech laboratories
oil
wood products
University of Utah
co-founder and professor of chemical engineering
forest health specialist
WASHINGTON
Eastern Washington

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