Thursday, June 3, 2010

Cordova Students Experimenting with Lake Mud | APRN

Here is a great radio piece, featuring the students, on the work that we (Sybille and me, Katey, Adam, Clay, Laurel and Brandon and the students of Cordova High School in Alaska) are doing trying to harness the power of psychrophilic bacteria. The students do a fantastic job of explaining the project in the interviews! Bravo, kids!

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Cordova students are tapping lake mud to generate energy. The local science club project is an Alaska takeoff on manure based methane systems commonly used
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