MFCs have been a pioneering avenue for taking microbial ability to generate energy from waste and reduce it, given the output has lower yields, will it remain forever confined to R&D labs, or will it ever see the daylight that is commercial applications?
A vision of the future, can see this becoming a way of life, for reducing waste, or some well demonstrated proof of concepts.
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Yes, that will be the real difference, to move ahead from the labs.
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Yes, especially now if you see the whole COVID-19 situation, it is a perfect example of: If we keep producing food, the way we do, we are going to get sick with something medicine cannot fix. Same applies for the fossil energy at large with climate change, and the ever increasing landscape of alternate energy is likely to prosper.
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