Could this tiny floating leaf decarbonise some of the world’s biggest polluters?

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University of Cambridge Researchers have designed lightweight, flexible devices that use solar technology to convert light into fuel.

Cargo ships could one day be powered by ‘artificial leaves’ floating out at sea.

University of Cambridge Researchers have designed lightweight, flexible devices that use solar technology to convert light into fuel.

At just 1mm thick, the ultra-thin ‘leaves’ can float on water – and could eventually go “almost anywhere,” according to study lead Professor Erwin Reisner.

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