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Takeaways:
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researchers have produced an alternative jet fuel from commonly found soil bacteria species.
- The biofuel was created out of a molecule named Jawsamycim and combined with a culture broth with sugars, salts, and some amino acids.
- The researchers say that this fuel is not only made using renewable processes but can store more energy, too, meaning it may be more efficient if produced at scale.