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Algae Cells Ravage Wastewater Toxins And Greenhouse Gases, Then Hide In Running Shoes Missoula, MT /PRNewswire/ - A band of thugs is on the loose. The algae cells in question ate harmful substances from municipal wastewater, allowing clean water to flow into our waterways. During their rampage, they also kidnapped harmful greenhouse gases, like carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide. Onlookers took a gasp of fresh air as they watched. The algae cells responsible for this chain of events are currently hiding, with those gases, in the soles of a pair of running shoes, where they forcibly removed the current resident. The displaced resident was a well-known fossil fuel derivative, EVA. The gasses plan to sequester themselves there for the foreseeable future! ....
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Algae Cells Ravage Wastewater Toxins and Greenhouse Gases, Then Hide in Running Shoes News provided by Share this article Share this article MISSOULA, Mont., May 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A band of thugs is on the loose. The algae cells in question ate harmful substances from municipal wastewater, allowing clean water to flow into our waterways. During their rampage, they also kidnapped harmful greenhouse gases, like carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide. Onlookers took a gasp of fresh air as they watched. The algae cells responsible for this chain of events are currently hiding, with those gases, in the soles of a pair of running shoes, where they forcibly removed the current resident. The displaced resident was a well-known fossil fuel derivative, EVA. The gasses plan to sequester themselves there for the foreseeable future! ....
By Mike Leischner Mar 14, 2021 5:42 PM INDIANAPOLIS, IN (WSAU) It’s a match-up against one of the most successful programs in March Madness history for the Wisconsin Badgers. Coach Greg Guard’s crew has been seeded #9 in the South Region of the NCAA Division I MBB Tournament and will face North Carolina’s Tar Heels in the opening round on Friday, March 18th. UNC had a down year by their standards finishing 18-10 overall and 10-6 in the ACC, good for a sixth-place regular-season standing. Carolina was ousted by Florida State in the semifinals of the league tournament. Wisconsin bowed out in the quarters of the Big Ten tourney but did stay in Indianapolis to begin COVID-19 testing protocols ahead of the national tourney, which will be played in and around Central Indiana. ....
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