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Roger Williams University students are exploring renewable energy technology that could help a farmer reopen his fish farm, pictured above, in Rochester, Mass. The farmer, Brad Morse, last year closed the farm because of skyrocketing energy costs. The students also hope their technology can provide an inexpensive way for people in developing countries to raise fish. /
Roger Williams University students are exploring renewable energy technology that could help a farmer reopen his fish farm, pictured above, in Rochester, Mass. The farmer, Brad Morse, last year closed the farm because of skyrocketing energy costs. The students also hope their technology can provide an inexpensive way for people in developing countries to raise fish. /

Roger Williams University students are exploring renewable energy technology that could help a farmer reopen his fish farm, pictured above, in Rochester, Mass. The farmer, Brad Morse, last year closed the farm because of skyrocketing energy costs. The students also hope their technology can provide an inexpensive way for people in developing countries to raise fish.

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