Cornell University
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Metal-loving microbes that could replace chemical.
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This is very amusing
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This is very interesting
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Quite interesting. A sure step in the right direction towards sustainability.
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This is a promising step towards more sustainable practices in industry.
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The characterization of metal-loving bacteria with an affinity for rare earth elements by Cornell University is a promising development. It opens the door to a more eco-friendly method, called biosorption, that can potentially replace harsh chemical processing, reducing environmental impact. This innovation represents a significant step towards sustainable practices and contributes to the broader effort to combat climate change. #GreenTech #Innovation #ClimateChange #Sustainability
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Interesting! I wonder how this could be used in the industry
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This is a blessing to our environment, it will go a long way in phasing out use of chemicals in our industries.