Biodiesel Magazine – January 23, 2012: "Los Angeles-based algae technology developer and provider OriginOil Inc. and the U.S. DOE’s Idaho National Lab have announced plans to co-develop an integrated system for direct conversion of algae into renewable crude oil that can be further refined into a host of advanced biofuels and other biobased chemicals by existing petroleum refineries...."A record amount of lost property - ranging from books and bags to suitcases, crutches and even an invitation to the royal wedding - has been left on public transport and taxis in London during the past year.

More than 207,000 items were handed into Transport for London's (TfL) lost property office after being found on buses, Tubes, trains, taxis or stations.

Books were the most common item left by passengers, with 41,000 handed in, as well as 31,000 bags and 28,000 items of clothing.

Other goods left behind included sports gear, folders of school work, toys, power tools, pushchairs, suitcases, walking sticks and even crutches.

A handbag containing an invitation to the royal wedding was recently handed in.

Around a third of the goods found on public transport were eventually reunited with