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Totally Cool Tech Weekly Podcast #405 – Tech-Tastrophy

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Today’s Totally Cool Tech: Microbe Powered Fuel Cells (via Technology Review )

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Microbial fuel cells, which use electrodes in dirt to power a small motor, have long been more or less a laboratory curiosity. Because they generate such a small amount of power, developing them to charge devices would not be practical in places where electricity is readily available. However, Lebônê Solutions, a startup based in Cambridge, MA, aims to use microbial fuel cells to provide power to Africans who are off the grid.

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