Scientists found that natural bacteria can eat methane, cut climate pollution, and turn waste gas into useful materials.
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These hungry microbes are turning Earth's worst climate threat into a solution
Researchers have proposed ways to reduce methane in the environment with a promising study.
Morning Overview on MSN
Methane-choked lake ignites, setting the air above it on fire
The image is surreal: a frozen lake, a scientist kneeling on the ice, and then a sheet of flame racing across the surface as trapped gas turns the air itself into fuel. What looks like a stunt is in ...
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Methane-eating microbes offer a new way to turn emissions into plastic, feed and fuel
Methane-eating microbes could help convert one of the most powerful greenhouse gases into useful ...
Methane eating microbes could help turn a powerful greenhouse gas into everyday products like animal feed, green plastics, and cleaner fuels, according to a new scientific review of fast moving ...
Before Seattle Public School spent $300 million to rebuild Rainier Beach High School on a peat bog, scientists hired by the district warned that methane in the soil could pose an explosive problem if ...
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