Ten years ago, when Harrison Dillon and his partners founded Solazyme in a garage in Palo Alto, CA, their goal was to create clean, renewable diesel fuel from algae. And so they did. But it was clear after a couple of years that they needed to find other applications for algae-based biofuel to make their business fly. Today, the San Francisco-based company's technology is being used to produce everything from renewable fuels, plastics, and lubricants to skin care products, household cleaners, and ice cream.
This video is based on a TRAFFIC/WWF report called 'The Big Cat Trade in Myanmar and
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