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JEFF WICK/The News-Review
Bob Agee of Dixonville, left, and Cottage Grove's Jim DeLapp, a retired soil scientist for the Umpqua National Forest, examine the texture of the feed stock for the fast pyrolysis machine Wednesday.
Agencies involved in bringing the demonstrations to Douglas County hope the bio-oil produced from quickly burning and then cooling wood feedstock in pyrolysis will help reduce domestic dependency on foreign oil, among other applications.
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