Harvesting energy from the moors: how heather could be fuel of the future
Heather is normally burnt by landowners to control its growth. But a new project is capturing the energy by turning it into a fuel for homes and power stations.
Heather is normally burnt by landowners to control its growth. But a new project is capturing the energy by turning it into a fuel for homes and power stations.
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