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Juan Enriquez要种植能源

Filmed Sep 2007 • Posted Nov 2007TEDSalon 2007 Hot Science
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Juan Enriquez挑战我们固有的生物能源的定义。石油、煤炭、天然气和其他碳氢化合物,并不是化学物质,而是生物产品,都是来源于植物。因此,是可以种植的。他认为,我们获取燃料的方法,需要根本性的改变。

Juan Enriquez thinks and writes about profound changes that genomics will bring in business, technology, and society. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Fuhui Wang
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