By Geoff Fein With the Navy and the Department of Agriculture set to sign an agreement Thursday to coordinate research activities, the Navy continues to take steps to achieve the goal of making its shore-based facilities, aviation assets and surface ship fleet green. Additionally, in the coming months, the Navy and Marine Corps will begin several initiatives to test biofuels, as well as look for ways to cut down on the number of batteries Marines need to carry to conduct…
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