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NY Times: Energy From the Restless Sea
Hydrocarbon AlternativesGuest writes " There is more riding the waves here than surfers, thanks to a growing number of scientists, engineers and investors. A group of entrepreneurs is harnessing the perpetual motion of the ocean and turning it into a commodity in high demand: energy.

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