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Coal isn't typically associated with a lower carbon footprint, but researchers believe a project underway at the University of Alberta could unlock an abundant local resource and low-carbon animal feed at the same time.
If successful, researchers say the technology to could make use of local resources and lower the carbon footprint of animal feed.
Coal isn't typically associated with a lower carbon footprint, but researchers believe a project underway at the University of Alberta could unlock an abundant local resource and low-carbon animal feed at the same time.