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Turning Water Hyacinth Into Fuel Briquettes to Save Ethiopian Lakes

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Ethiopian researchers have converted invasive water hyacinth from Lake Abaya and Lake Chamo into charcoal briquettes, finding that molasses-bound formulations burn more efficiently and more cleanly than plantain peel alternatives.
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Turning Water Hyacinth Into Fuel Briquettes to Save Ethiopian Lakes

Ethiopian researchers have converted invasive water hyacinth from Lake Abaya and Lake Chamo into charcoal briquettes, finding that molasses-bound formulations burn more efficiently and more cleanly than plantain peel alternatives.

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Scienmag: Latest Science and Health News broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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