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Human Feces Could Save the Government Billions of Dollars and Light Homes
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) announced their plans on Wednesday to produce crude oil, phosphorous, and other chemicals from ordinary sewage, according to a report published on Inverse. Down the line, this technology can create a ceaseless loop to alleviate the consequences when it'll be impossible to drill oil from the Earth.
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