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The Rutgers Ecocomplex and Bio-Reactor landfill produces what fuel A. Biodiesel B. solid waste fuel C. Pyrolysis D. Methane

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A. Biodiesel
B. solid waste fuel
C. Pyrolysis
D. Methane

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