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Study suggests more cost-efficient, carbon friendly method for SAF production

This flow chart depicts sustainable aviation fuel production, beginning with collecting logging residue, processing, and transporting the fuel to the airport. (Graphic first published in Elsevier) / SOURCE: University of Georgia

August 6, 2024

BY University of Georgia

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