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In this episode of the Low Emission Program, alternative fuel sources and innovations from around the world are explored. Whenever the price of fuel ignites and breaks records, alternatives to oil become very popular. The latest fuel innovation from Spain is a curious algae-based liquid named "algo-fuel." In Finland, bio-diesel manufacturers are being forced to prove that the palm oil they use is from a sustainable industry and environmentally-responsible. The fate of the electric car is also discussed as researchers say that it all depends on just how electricity will be produced. Is there really a unique solution?

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