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"Solar farms are swell and all, but they aren't exactly fit for laboratories or studio apartments. Thanks to new discoveries by gurus at the University of Birmingham, though, we could be on our way to a far more diminutive method of creating clean energy. As the story goes, we could soon be using microbes to transform wastes in metals into energy. The team managed to pinpoint Hydrogenase enzymes and BioPd in their research, which they believe can be used as catalysts for the treatment of persistent pollutants. The overriding goal, however, is to \"develop a one-step technology that allows for the conversion of metallic wastes into high value catalysts for green chemistry and clean energy generation,\" but it's difficult to say at this point how close they are to realizing it. The best news? This is bound to start a new rash of Cash 4 Gold commercials."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/06/scientists-using-metallic-wastes-to-generate-clean-energy/>