Mow your lawn, mix up a solar cell?

Feb 18 2012

Mow your lawn, mix up a solar cell?

Published by Heather Clancy at 10:46 pm under Uncategorized

Apparently, an MIT research is testing how to use agricultural waste such as grass clippings or dead leaves as the conductor material for small solar cells but the method is highly inefficient.

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