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        <p>With the continuous development and utilization of energy (Fig. 1), the earth's energy storage is crisis. Nothing has been found to be a perfect substitute to the energy consumption of coal, oil and other non-renewable energy resources. </p>
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        <p>A large number of energy consumption has seriously threatened the sustainable development of today's society [1]. When we keep looking for clean energy, a large amount of energy is being wasted because of our improper operations. So we have to reuse the often neglected wastes of our lives and turn them into the energy we consume.</p>
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        <p>Fig. 1  World primary energy consumption, 1992 to 2017 [1]. </p>
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        <p>2. Straw is an ideal renewable energy resource </p>
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        <p>Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.</p>
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        <p>Fig. 2  Corn stalk production around the world, 2000 to 2016 [2]. </p>
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        <p>Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.</p>
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        <p>Fig. 2  Corn stalk production around the world, 2000 to 2016 [2]. </p>
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        <p>Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.</p>
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        <p>Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.</p>
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Document your collaboration(s) clearly on this page to compete for the silver medal criterion #2 on collaboration. Please see the <a href="https://2019.igem.org/Judging/Medals">2019 Medals Page</a> for more information.
 
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1. Energy crisis

With the continuous development and utilization of energy (Fig. 1), the earth's energy storage is crisis. Nothing has been found to be a perfect substitute to the energy consumption of coal, oil and other non-renewable energy resources.

A large number of energy consumption has seriously threatened the sustainable development of today's society [1]. When we keep looking for clean energy, a large amount of energy is being wasted because of our improper operations. So we have to reuse the often neglected wastes of our lives and turn them into the energy we consume.

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Fig. 1 World primary energy consumption, 1992 to 2017 [1].

2. Straw is an ideal renewable energy resource

Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.

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Fig. 2 Corn stalk production around the world, 2000 to 2016 [2].

2. Straw is an ideal renewable energy resource

Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.

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Fig. 2 Corn stalk production around the world, 2000 to 2016 [2].

2. Straw is an ideal renewable energy resource

Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.

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Fig. 2 Corn stalk production around the world, 2000 to 2016 [2].

Straw is an agricultural byproduct of cereal plants. It makes up about half of the yield of cereal crops such as corn, barley, rice and wheat. Take corn as an example, according to FAO statistics, global corn production in 2016 was approximately 1060 million tons (Fig. 2) [2]. Every kilogram of harvested grain produces 1.2 kg of corn stalks, giving an estimate global corn straw production is 1272 million tons in 2016.

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