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Illustration of microalgae under the microscope, isolated on white.

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Single-cell algae with lipid droplets

Algae’s key attraction is that the organisms can be grown in sites as diverse as wastelands or deserts, so long as they are close to a water supply and preferably a rich source of carbon dioxide. In stark contrast, plant-derived chemicals take up valuable land that could be used to grow food crops

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