Students Turn Wildfire Waste into Profits
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Students at Colorado School of Mines tackle wildfire fuels with innovative solutions in the Innov8x Biomass Challenge. Freshman Hannah Roddas idea of turning charred pine needles into conductive ink for circuit boards stands out. Fire chief Jason Puffett praises the creativity and tech smarts. Pitches could lead to cash prizes and real-world implementation, revolutionizing wildfire defense in Colorados high-risk zones.
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