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During experiments at DOE’s Joint BioEnergy Institute, researchers observed an engineered strain of the bacteria Streptomyces as it produced cyclopropanes, high-energy molecules that could potentially
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Mombasa Deputy Governor Francis Thoya in Mkupe, Jomvu Constituency, where 1000 mangrove seedlings were planted. PHOTO/KNA By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT newshub@africaeconews.africa Mombasa based human rights organization,
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Adaptation Fund (AF)’s new Board Chair Mr Antonio Navarra (c), with Vice Chair Lucas di Pietro (r) and AF Head Mikko Ollikainen (l). PHOTO/GEF. By