Fuel Sells
Jatropha as a biofuel in Kenya hasn't quite panned out, NPR has the story.
Art Of War On Weeds
NPR has an interesting piece tying in to National Invasive Weeds Awareness Week , about a man who creates art out of invasive plants .
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